Birthing Injuries: Understanding Negligence and Your Rights
Childbirth is a momentous occasion, but unfortunately, sometimes things go wrong, resulting in injuries to the mother or the baby.
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Medical Negligence in Testicular Cancer: Understanding Your Rights
Introduction Testicular cancer is the most common cancer affecting young men aged 15-35, with approximately 2,400 new cases diagnosed annually in the United…
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Council Reports Local Improvements in Tenant Satisfaction
Tendring District Council has released new data showing rising levels of tenant satisfaction following improvements in social housing repair services.
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QOCS Reform: Claimants at Greater Financial Risk After April 2023
Legal professionals are warning personal injury claimants to be aware of new cost recovery risks under the reformed Qualified One-Way Costs Shifting (QOCS)…
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UK Civil Courts Launch Digital Filing Reforms
The Ministry of Justice has implemented new digital reforms to streamline civil court procedures in England and Wales.
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Awaab’s Law Implementation Delayed Until 2027
The full implementation of Awaab’s Law—a vital housing reform named after two-year-old Awaab Ishak who died from prolonged exposure to mould—has been postponed…
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UK Housing Secretary Promises Reform: “Transparency Is Coming”
Property management branded the “Wild West” by government. UK Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook has pledged to crack down on the property management sector,…
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Tenant Assistance: Housing Disrepair Claims Exempt from Cost Limits Until 2028
Housing disrepair claims exempt from the Fixed Recoverable Costs (FRC) regime until 2028 The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has officially confirmed that housing…
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Judicial College Guidelines 2024: 22% Increase in Injury Compensation Brackets
The 17th edition of the Judicial College Guidelines, published in April 2024, has introduced a significant 22% increase in the value of injury claims,…
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NHS Medical Negligence Liabilities Reach £58.2 Billion
The NHS is grappling with a mounting crisis as medical negligence liabilities have soared to £58.
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Medical Negligence Claim Successfully Resolved
Miya Solicitors has successfully secured compensation for a client who suffered serious health consequences due to medical negligence.
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A Heartfelt Thank You from a Grateful Client
Miya Solicitors is proud to share a moment of appreciation from one of our clientswhose medical negligence case was recently resolved with a successful outcome.
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Landmark Court Ruling Strengthens Victims’ Rights in Serious Injury Cases
In a recent landmark judgment, the Court of Appeal ruled in favour of a claimant who suffered a life-altering spinal injury due to a road traffic accident…
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NHS Faces Record Number of Medical Negligence Claims in 2024
The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) faced a record number of medical negligence claims in 2024, according to newly released figures from the NHS Resolution…
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Complaints Procedure
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Privacy Policy of MIYA SOLICITORS: We take your privacy very seriously. Our Privacy Policy describes how we will safeguard the personal information you provide…
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Immigration Fees
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Landlord Cleared in Rent Repayment Case Due to Council Errors
A landlord has been cleared of wrongdoing after a Rent Repayment Order (RRO) claim was filed against him, despite his compliance with all licensing…
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Merton Council Seizes Negligent Landlord’s Properties After Ignoring Tenant Complaints
In a landmark decision, Merton Council has seized properties from a private landlord who neglected tenant complaints for over a year.
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