Legal Thinking

In this episode, we talk to Vicky Main from cauda equina charity CESA, and Simon Elliman, Partner and specialist in cauda equina claims at Royds Withy King. We find out what has been happening to people living with the condition during the COVID-19 pandemic, and explain more about what you need to know about the condition ahead of CESA's first Cauda Equina Awareness Day on 1 October. CESA's websit...

We spoke to Katrina Hart, a Paralympian and Commonwealth Gold Medallist who has been in isolation due to her cerebral palsy, about how she has managed to stay mentally and physically healthy in lockdown, as well as what tips she might have for those in the same position.

We speak to Julian Harriss, an expert in brain injury and neuro rehab, about the current state of brain injury rehabilitation in the UK.

Peter Foskett, Sarah Taylor and Harry Scoffin join us for our latest episode on leaseholds - is it time for a polish, or to abolish them?

We speak to Mark Hambleton, expert cycling solicitor (in both meanings of the phrase), about cycling helmets and his views on making them compulsory in the UK.

In the first of our Ahead of the Curve podcasts, we speak to Philip Banks-Welsh about drones, including what the law currently covers, what needs to change and where he sees things going.