Minister of the Inquiry responds to letter sent to Prime Minister

by AW | 5th May 2020 | Litigation, Litigation, Public Inquiry, Regulatorie & Inquiries

Following Sam Stein QC and Milners Ben Harrisons letter to the Prime Minister – Boris Johnson in 2019, read

The potential impact of COVID-19 on your supply contracts.

by AW | 24th April 2020 | Commercial, Corporate, Disputes, Litigation

Supply contracts, whether in the form of standard terms and conditions or a more bespoke agreement, form the basis

COVID-19 : how to survive in business

by AW | | Business Employment, Commercial, Corporate, Employment Law, Litigation

Whoever said that one person alone couldn’t change the world clearly never saw that person eat a bat, or

Key steps to guard against the commercial impact of COVID-19

by alex | 25th February 2020 | Commercial, Corporate, Litigation

BUSINESSES are being urged to cast an expert legal eye over the content of client contracts, as well as

Infected Blood Inquiry update

by admin | 12th May 2019 | Home Generic, Litigation, News

Our final witness for this week, Colette Wintle, is about to begin giving her evidence. You can follow it

Day 4 of the Blood Inquiry

by admin | 8th May 2019 | Home Generic, Litigation, News

Day 4 update from our hard-working team in #London @bloodinquiry – today we saw first real insight into psychological

Infected Blood Inquiry – Milners’ opening submission on behalf of core participants

by admin | 2nd May 2019 | Home Generic, Litigation, News

THE Infected Blood Inquiry has been branded “the biggest treatment scandal in the history of the NHS”. The panel

“The inquiry cannot turn the clock back, but what it can do is to establish the truth”

by admin | 1st May 2019 | Home Generic, Litigation, News

SO said our opening submission on behalf of core participants in the Infected Blood Inquiry. That was presented at

Can we talk? Why solicitors and their human touch are least at risk from robot technology 

by admin | 27th April 2019 | Business Employment, Commercial, commercial property, Construction Lit, conveyancing, Corporate, Debt & Bank, Employment Law, Home Generic, Insurance, Litigation, News, Personal Injury, Prof Neg, Property Disputes, Regulatorie & Inquiries, Separation, Trusts & Probate, Uncategorized, Wills

WE would all admit that the advances in technology we have witnessed over the past few decades have been fantastic. These innovations have changed the way we live, making our working lives easier and everything quicker. In particular, it has changed the way we communicate with each other. These days we use email and text messages to communicate, and with mobile phones we are always able to keep in touch no matter where we are. It is