In this episode, we are joined by Keeley Lengthorn, Partner at RWK Goodman and Lead Campaigner for George’s Law. She talks with Naomi Marston, counsellor and Ambassador at Abigail’s Footsteps, and Jack Jeffery, Trustee from Abigail’s Footsteps.

Imagine you have (or someone you know has) experienced an injury as a result of an accident, and when being treated for that injury you receive negligent care. This situation may give rise to what's called a 'crossover claim'.

Crossover claims require specialist legal knowledge and advice to ensure claimants receive the compensation they deserve. In this episode, we hear from Rosie Hodgetts at RWK Goodman alongside Rhiannon Frowde of 3PB Barristers who explain what you might need to know.

As experts in international injury claims, our solicitors have helped many people claim after an injury abroad. Here Partner Maud Lepez and Senior Associate Mark Walters explain what you might need to know if you or someone close to you has experienced an injury abroad.Find out more about our expertise: https://www.rwkgoodman.com/injury/holiday-accident-claims/

Joined by Charlotte Webb, Senior Associate in our Injury Division alongside Bike Mayor of Bath Pete Dyson and Patrick West of St John's Chambers, we cover a range of topics relating to road safety - particularly in the South West of England. How have things changed since COVID? Has the new Highway Code had an impact?You can find out more about our cycling accident expertise and knowledge on our website:https://www.rwkgoodman.com/injury/cycling-accident-claims/

When someone has experienced a life-changing injury, it's important to have a team around them to ensure their home is adapted to their needs. In this podcast, we're joined by Louise Nettle, Adam Clapp and Elizabeth Cully who all work on the legal aspects of adaptation projects to help you understand the complexities that can arise in these projects.Find out more about our Compensation Protection and Construction expertise on our website:https://www.rwkgoodman.com/injury/compensation-protection/https://www.rwkgoodman.com/business/construction-engineering/

In this episode Hannah Blackwell, Senior Associate in our expert maternal birth injury team, interviews Dr Hannah Bashforth about the psychological impact of birth trauma.Read a transcript of this episode on our website: https://www.rwkgoodman.com/info-hub/tac-15-speaking-with-dr-hannah-bashforth-about-the-psychological-impact-of-birth-trauma/

In this episode we’re joined by Stephen Wildblood KC, James Evans from OurFamilyWizard, Jacob Crossley from Support Through Court, and Carlie Norris from Circle Mediation as they talk through the innovative production Daisy Through The Looking Glass - a play which aims to hold a mirror up to the family law system and the real impacts it can make on families itself.

Based on real legal experiences and to be performed at the Royal Courts of Justice, the play explores one family's progress through the family court system in reverse chronological order - but how close to real life experiences does the play align? And what is the importance of highlighting the challenges of the family court system through a creative medium?

For more information of RWK Goodman's family law services, please visit - https://www.rwkgoodman.com/personal/family/

In this episode we're continuing our deep-dive into ESG in the health and social care sector by spotlighting Orchard Trust. Today we're welcoming the CEO, Cathy Andrews, who will talk to us about all things ESG at Orchard Trust, so looking at how they approach energy efficiency, managing their staff, policies, and more.

In this episode, we speak to Jon Hodgkins, who is the Director, Chartered Surveyor and RICS Registered Valuer in the Care Valuation Team at Christie & Co, and we also speak to Jimmy Johns, who is a Director of Corporate Debt Advisory for Christie Finance, and he specialises in healthcare, and we talk about ESG and lending, and how they relate, especially in the healthcare sector.