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Medical Negligence Team Visit STEPS Rehabilitation

STEPS is an award-winning purpose-built rehabilitation facility, providing residential support for people recovering from neurological injuries, amputations and complex trauma. The centre combines advanced rehabilitation technology with a multidisciplinary clinical approach, all delivered within a welcoming and supportive setting created to aid recovery and wellbeing.

Sills & Betteridge Sheffield Teams shortlisted for four categories in Law Society Awards

Through our recent mergers with Sheffield's Bell & Buxton and Acclaimed Family Law we are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted in four categories in the prestigious Sheffield Law Society Awards.

Planning for the April Employment Law Changes

April 2026 will bring the usual wave of employment law updates in the form of adjusted statutory payment rates, but this year’s changes are more substantial than many of you are used to. Following the passing of the Employment Rights Act 2025, this April will represent the first notable milestone in one of the most substantial legislative updates to the UK employment law framework in years. With increased statutory payments and expanded protections for workers, organisations should take a moment to pause, review and prepare.

GP Negligence – What To Consider?

A General Practitioner (GP) is often the first point of contact for individuals seeking medical advice or treatment. Their role is crucial in prescribing medication, diagnosing conditions and referring patients for specialist care. Whilst GP care in the UK is provided to a very high standard, mistakes can happen and the consequences can be life changing.

Selling a Business | Is Exit The Right Option? Is a Sale Realistic? When Do You Start the Process?

Selling a business is often the culmination of years of hard work. It can unlock value, enable retirement or diversification, and provide a clean transition for staff and customers. It is also a legally and commercially complex process. .

Succeeding at Succession in Family Business

Family businesses are the backbone of the UK economy, employing millions and contributing significantly to regional growth and giving a sense of community identity. Yet the transition from one generation to the next can be fraught with complexity.