James Kerswill
Paralegal in the Residential Conveyancing Team
James joined us as a paralegal within the Residential Conveyancing team in March 2021 after graduating from the University of Birmingham with a qualifying law degree. The opportunity to join a busy team and gain on-the-job experience suited his career goals and he is looking towards further formal training with Nash & Co Solicitors in the near future.
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Maternity care is a cornerstone of any healthcare system, ensuring the well-being of both mothers and newborns during one of life's most critical periods. However, recent findings from a parliamentary inquiry have cast a harsh light on the state of maternity care in British hospitals, revealing a worrying trend of substandard care that demands urgent attention and reform. As specialists in medical negligence cases, Nash & Co Solicitors in Plymouth are committed to advocating for victims of poor maternity care and ensuring they receive the compensation they deserve.
NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding offers a lifeline for people who require ongoing care but it’s important you understand how you can obtain it for your loved one when they need it.
When it comes to accessing essential healthcare services, it’s important that you understand the financial aspects. NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding provides comprehensive care support for individuals with significant health needs. However, questions about the costs involved often arise.
Accessing long-term care for loved ones with complex health needs can be daunting. It’s understandable that you want to do the best for them and ensure they have access to the right medication and treatment. NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding provides a lifeline for those requiring ongoing healthcare support.
The question of when a Best Interest Meeting may be necessary is a common one. Best Interest Meetings are required in the event where decisions need to be made on behalf of individuals lacking the capacity to make these decisions themselves.
When it comes to making decisions for individuals who lack capacity, clarity on who attends Best Interest Meetings and holds decision-making authority is crucial. Best Interest Meetings bring together a range of people in different roles, who each play an important role in the decision-making process.
Decision-making on behalf of individuals lacking mental capacity requires legal frameworks that have been designed to safeguard their rights. One such system is the Best Interest Meeting, which ensures that decisions are made in the individual's best interests.
Making decisions for a loved one who lacks capacity can feel daunting, and understanding the legal structures in place to protect their rights and interests is crucial.
Navigating decisions for a loved one who may lack capacity when it comes to making decisions can be overwhelming. Understanding who has the authority to make these decisions is crucial for ensuring their well-being and protecting their interests.
Divorce is a concept almost everyone is familiar with but we are commonly asked ‘what is divorce’ and ‘how do I get divorced?’.
In Plymouth, the situation in accident and emergency (A&E) departments, especially at Derriford Hospital, has reached a critical level. Recent data has revealed that Plymouth has the dubious distinction of having the longest A&E waiting times in the country. Alarmingly, nearly two-thirds (65.5%) of patients visiting Type 1 A&Es in the region are forced to endure waits of over four hours. Such prolonged delays can have severe repercussions on the health outcomes and overall well-being of patients.
The Ministry of Justice has announced changes to Court fees scheduled for May this year. 172 Court fees are going to increase, but how will this affect the fee for the application for divorce?