Cohabitation Law – Changes Coming for Unmarried Couples

Could the law for unmarried couples be about to change? The UK Government recently announced plans to consult on reforming…

How Hopkins Solicitors Supports Communities Across Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire

If you were to map out Hopkins Solicitors on paper, you would not just see a law firm with a…

The World Cup and Domestic Abuse

When football doesn’t come home, victims fear what does As excitement builds for the FIFA World Cup 2026, many will…

Special Damages in Personal Injury Claims

In personal injury litigation, liability often gets the attention. Did the accident happen? Was someone at fault? Is there a…

Understanding the process, the delays, and timeframes of Medical negligence claims

Medical negligence claims are some of the most complex and time-consuming personal injury cases within the civil litigation system. For…

Slips, Trips and Falls in 2026: Why Employers’ Liability and Public Liability Claims Remain a Vital Area of Personal Injury Law

Employers’ Liability (EL) and Public Liability (PL) claims continue to form a cornerstone of personal injury litigation in the UK…

Cohabitee Rights to Property When You Have Young Children

Many couples live together, buy homes together, raise children together and build lives together without ever getting married. But when…

Why Hopkins Solicitors Stands Out in Personal Injury Claims

Choosing the Right Personal Injury Solicitor Matters When an individual suffers an injury as a result of someone else’s negligence,…

Understanding the Compensation Recovery Unit (CRU) and Benefits in Personal Injury Claims

When someone suffers an injury due to negligence, the immediate focus is usually on recovery. Medical appointments, time off work,…

Supporting Diabetic Clients Through Personal Injury Claims

Hopkins Solicitors have expertise in working with Diabetic clients who suffer from conditions such as, diabetic retinopathy, Charcot foot or…