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In 2023, the maternity service at Leicester Royal Infirmary was reviewed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) with the overall rating being downgraded to “Requires Improvement” and “Inadequate” in respect of safety.

On Wednesday 19th June, 11 members of staff participated in the Nottingham Legal Walk to raise funds for The Access to Justice Foundation.

We are delighted to share that we have made nine promotions across a range of key practice areas, including the elevation of two professionals to partner and four individuals to senior associate roles across four of our office locations.

In recent years applications to Court by grandparents have become increasingly common. Sadly, when relationships break down, especially acrimoniously, it often affects who the children can spend time with.

We’re delighted to announce that Rothera Bray has achieved the Women in the Workplace Accreditation.

The accreditation highlights our dedication to fostering an inclusive, supportive, and equitable environment for all employees. It reaffirms our commitment to addressing the unique challenges and opportunities women encounter in both their personal and professional lives.

You usually only need an operator’s licence if you operate goods vehicles or public service vehicles over 3.5t.

However, in 2022 the UK introduced new regulations so that certain vans between 2.5t and 3.5t require an operators’ licence or they could be operating unlawfully.

We are delighted to announce that Kendal Litherland has joined our Nottingham office as a consultant in the Dispute Resolution team.

Highbury Hospital in Nottingham has recently come under scrutiny due to serious issues impacting patient care. This overview highlights the critical problems identified and the measures being taken to address them.

If you’re a landlord or tenant entering into a commercial lease, it’s very likely that you’ll have come across the term ‘security of tenure’. But what is it?

An inquest was recently held into the death of Jonathan Baker, which found a number of missed opportunities and failings by healthcare professionals at Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust led to Jonathan taking his own life.

As of Monday 29 April 2024, the Court`s powers under the Family Procedure Rules were amended and expanded in relation to non court dispute resolution powers.

We are pleased to announce that we have recently expanded our services with the launch of a dedicated licensing team at our Nottingham office.