Road Traffic Accident Compensation Rules Remain Under Scrutiny in England and Wales
Road traffic accidents remain one of the most common causes of personal injury claims across England and Wales.
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Divorced Parents Increasingly Turning to Courts Over Children's Screen Time
Family law professionals across England and Wales are reporting a growing trend in disputes between separated parents concerning children's use of smartphones,…
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Divorce and Financial Settlements in England and Wales: What Separating Couples Need to Know in 2026
While the introduction of no-fault divorce has simplified the legal process for ending a marriage in England and Wales, financial disputes continue to be one…
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Family Court Reforms in England and Wales: A New Approach to Protecting Children and Families
The family justice system in England and Wales is undergoing significant changes as policymakers seek to improve outcomes for children and families involved in…
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Dangerous Rental Homes and New Fines for Landlords: What Tenants Need to Know in 2026
The UK Government has introduced significant new measures designed to improve conditions in the private rented sector.
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Miya Solicitors was among the sponsors of the 14th British Alevi Festival in London
The Alevi community living across the United Kingdom came together once again at the 14th Britain Alevi Festival to celebrate culture, solidarity, and unity.
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11 NHS Employees Dismissed After Unauthorised Access to Nottingham Attack Victims’ Medical Records
A new scandal has emerged following the 2023 Nottingham attacks that shocked the United Kingdom.
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Allegations Emerge That Health Data of Half a Million UK Citizens Was Offered for Sale in China
Concerns over the security of medical data in the United Kingdom have intensified following new allegations involving the UK Biobank database.
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Cancer Patient Misdiagnosed for Seven Years as NHS Faces Clinical Negligence Lawsuit
A new clinical negligence case involving a serious misdiagnosis has drawn widespread attention across the United Kingdom.
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Damp and Mould Crisis Deepens in the UK as Social Housing Complaints Surge
Problems involving damp, mould, and poor housing conditions in UK social housing have once again become a major national issue.
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UK Family Courts Face Criticism: “Child Custody Cases Are Becoming a Continuation of Abuse”
The UK family justice system and child custody proceedings have once again become the centre of intense public debate.
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Inheritance Disputes Create New Legal Crisis in the UK
Legal disputes involving wills and probate matters are rising sharply across the United Kingdom, with recent reports suggesting that inheritance-related court…
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Historic NHS Birth Negligence Ruling Opens Door to Higher Compensation for Severely Injured Children
A landmark decision by the UK Supreme Court is being described as a major turning point in clinical negligence claims against the NHS.
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Historic UK Court Ruling: Spouse’s Share Reduced Due to “Controlling Behaviour”
A significant financial remedies ruling in UK family law has highlighted how “coercive control” and controlling behaviour may now play a much greater role in…
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UK Company Fined Hundreds of Thousands of Pounds After Worker Loses Leg
Workplace safety violations and employer liability cases have once again come under the spotlight in the United Kingdom following a serious industrial accident…
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£4.5 Million Unfair Dismissal and Discrimination Case Sparks Debate in the UK
A high-profile employment law dispute involving allegations of unfair dismissal and workplace discrimination has attracted significant attention across the UK…
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UK Visit Visa Refusal Controversy Grows as Challenges Against Decisions Increase
Refusals in UK Visit Visa applications have become one of the most widely debated issues in immigration law in recent months.
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Probate Delays Continue: What Executors Should Do Now
Probate registry waiting times remain longer than usual and executors should plan early to avoid pressure on estate administration.
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Financial Remedies on Divorce: Recent Court Guidance
Recent decisions illustrate how the courts approach pensions, property and the standard of living during long marriages.
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Sponsor Licence Compliance Rules Tighten for UK Employers
Employers holding a UK sponsor licence are facing closer Home Office scrutiny on right to work, record keeping and reporting duties.
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