The importance of an apology for survivors of abuse
This is guest article was provided to us by Raphael Amyrotos, paralegal in the Abuse Claims team at Bolt Burdon Kemp. Does the law on
May 1, 2024
An introduction to personal injury trusts
The following blog was provided by Josephine Whitehouse, trainee solicitor with Leigh Day’s abuse claims team, and Amy Chater, Partner at Leigh Day specialising in
April 2, 2024
What will taking legal action after child sexual abuse achieve?
The following blog was provided by Hayley Chapman, Solicitor in the Abuse Team at Bolt Burdon Kemp. Taking legal action in relation to abuse that
March 27, 2024
NAPAC’s first Survivors and Justice Symposium
In early February we at NAPAC realised a long-term ambition and held our inaugural Survivors and Justice Symposium, graciously hosted by our law firm partner,
February 21, 2024
Guest blog: LGBTQ+ survivors of abuse facing challenges when reporting
The following blog was provided by Andrew Lord, a Senior Associate Solicitor at Leigh Day representing survivors of abuse. He is also the Chair of
February 19, 2024
UK policing is on a journey, and the Met needs to join that journey
Last week, HMICFRS released its report into the Metropolitan Police Service’s handling of the sexual and criminal exploitation of children. This report concluded that that
February 14, 2024
A simple overview of the civil claims process
This blog was provided to us by the abuse claims team at law firm, Bolt Burdon Kemp. Survivors of abuse are often unaware that they are not
February 5, 2024
Compensation for childhood sexual abuse: Making a civil claim
This blog was provided to us by the abuse claims team at law firm, Bolt Burdon Kemp. Victims and survivors are often unaware that they can
January 3, 2024
The routes to justice for abuse survivors – Is a criminal or civil case best for me?
This blog was provided to us by Emma Barrow, an abuse solicitor at law firm, Bolt Burdon Kemp. When someone has sadly been abused and
December 15, 2023
Our public health emergency: How the UK can turn the tide on child abuse
How often do you switch on the news to find another account of a child abused, and a life irrevocably altered? In the UK it
October 25, 2023
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