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Millions of people who bought a car on finance between 2007 and 2024 may have been overcharged through commission they were never told about.…

Car accident compensation in the UK runs on one principle and two procedures: the driver at fault pays, through their insurer, for the injury…

UK employment law is changing more than it has in a generation. The Employment Rights Act 2025 is being phased in across 2026 and…

When a child is hurt cycling, the claim follows a different path from an adult’s. A child cannot bring a claim alone: a parent…

Being knocked off and abandoned by a driver who does not stop is one of the hardest things that can happen to a cyclist.…

Being knocked off a bike by a car is the most common — and often the most serious — cycling accident, because a rider…

A pothole that a car barely notices can throw a cyclist to the ground. Narrow tyres, no suspension and two wheels leave riders acutely…

London is the busiest cycling city in the country, with well over a million cycle journeys made every day — and that volume brings…

Hire e-bikes have transformed city cycling, with schemes such as Lime, Forest and Santander Cycles carrying millions of rides a year. They have also…

Department for Transport figures record 14,549 pedal-cycle casualties in Great Britain in 2024 — 82 cyclists killed and 3,822 seriously injured, an average of…

A Part 36 offer is the most powerful settlement tool in civil litigation. Made under Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules, it puts…

Serious organised crime is not only a policing problem — it is a business risk. Legitimate companies are drawn into money laundering, targeted by…