How to Make a Breach of Contract Claim: What You Need to Prove
How to Make a Breach of Contract Claim: What You Need to Prove If someone has gone back on an…
Can You Contest a Will After Probate Has Been Granted?
Losing a loved one causes enough pain. Discovering that a will excludes you, breaks a prior promise, or seems improper…
Brain Injury: The Hidden Impact on Everyday Life, Relationships and Recovery
In October, the Hopkins Solicitors team will be attending a Headway event, an opportunity to learn more about the realities…
Will My Partner Find Out if I Speak to a Domestic Abuse Solicitor?
Speaking to a solicitor about domestic abuse does not automatically mean your partner will be told. You can seek confidential…
Contract Disagreement? Getting Legal Advice Early Saves Money
A contract disagreement rarely feels small when you’re the one caught in it. Maybe a supplier hasn’t delivered what was…
Injured on Someone Else’s Property? Public Liability Claims Explained
If you are injured while visiting someone else’s property, you may be able to claim compensation. Examples include slipping on…
Understanding the National Minimum Wage: Importance, Consequences and the ‘Name and Shame’ Programme
The National Minimum Wage (NMW) is a fundamental part of UK employment law. It ensures that workers receive at least…
How Much Compensation Can I Claim for Medical Negligence?
If you have suffered harm because something went wrong with your medical treatment, you will want to understand how much…
Medical Negligence Claims: How the Process Works in the UK
If a doctor, nurse or other healthcare professional has let you down and you’ve been harmed as a result, you…
What the Latest Employment Tribunal Figures Mean for Employers
On the 10th September 2026, the Ministry of Justice published its most recent quarterly statistics for Employment Tribunal claims which were…