

Assaults on Emergency Workers
Assault is an offence that has been part of English criminal law for centuries. It is a ‘common law’ offence, meaning that it has not...


Asbestos: The Silent Killer
Asbestos is a material that was widely used as a building material between approximately 1950 - 1970. Whilst asbestos can be dangerous,...


Assisted Dying: An Update
Euthanasia has always been a contentious topic which attracts an array of opinions. It is also an emotionally charged topic. Newell Legal...


Botched Blood Donations
Scandal has struck the NHS once again. It recently transpired that infected blood had been given to patients in the past. Consequently,...


NHS Victory vs. Drug Giants
Recent news regarding the NHS has been largely negative. Examples of this include the inquiry into tainted blood donations and...


Radical Changes? Organ Donation in 2020.
Recent developments indicate a massive change to organ donation under the NHS system is set to happen, subject to Parliament approving...


Update: Removing Life-Support
This article focuses on a recent ruling (the background facts can be found here ) by the Supreme Court, which addresses the current need...


Abortion: 50 years on
On 27th October 1967, the Abortion Act received royal assent . 50 years on, I reflect on the Abortion Act by discussing what exactly is...


Assisted Dying: A cloudy future
Assisted Dying (also referred to as Euthanasia in this article) has been a topic of discussion that has been raging for decades now, and...


Update: Northern Ireland, Judicial Review of Abortion Policy
It has been a tough few weeks for the Government, as they have seen numerous policies being stripped down, scrutinised and branded as...