Morrish Solicitors

02/06/2026

Independent medical experts play an important role in clinical negligence cases

Providing clear, unbiased insight, they help assess what really happened and whether the care provided was acceptable.

Many cases centre on two key questions:
• Whether the care provided met an acceptable standard
• And whether it directly resulted in harm

Kyla Sheehan, Graduate Solicitor Apprentice in our medical negligence team, explains more in our latest article:

Independent medical experts play a key role in clinical negligence claims, providing evidence on the standard of care and its impact.

29/05/2026

We know that property matters can feel complex, so making the process clear and easy to manage is always our focus. It’s great to see feedback that reflects this approach.

Find out more about our property services: https://bit.ly/3Pz4ZL4

26/05/2026

Looking to take the next step in your legal career?

As our teams continue to grow, we have a number of exciting opportunities at Morrish Solicitors across our Personal Injury and Employment departments.

Current vacancies include:
• Employment Solicitor
• Claimant Personal Injury Lawyer
• RTA & PI Case Handler

Visit our careers page to find out more:

Morrish Solicitors are recruiting for a number of roles at our offices in Leeds, Bradford, Pudsey and Yeadon. Apply now...

25/05/2026

From first conversations through to finalising everything, clear communication really does make all the difference. Always great to see feedback like this for our wills and estates team.

22/05/2026

Sudden hearing loss requires urgent medical attention, and delays can have serious long term consequences.

In a recent case, our specialist clinical negligence team secured £40,000 in compensation for a client following a failure to provide timely treatment.

This case highlights the importance of prompt diagnosis and appropriate care, particularly where early intervention can significantly affect outcomes.

Find out more:

Morrish Solicitors recovered £40,000 for a client left with permanent hearing loss after delayed treatment. NHS Trust admits negligence.

21/05/2026

We’re always so pleased to receive feedback like this — a big thank you to our clients for taking the time to share their experience with us. It really means a lot to the team.

19/05/2026

If a claimant lacks capacity, how is an inheritance claim handled?

Claims under the Inheritance Act 1975 can become more complex where a claimant lacks mental capacity. Our recent article explains how these situations are managed.

A litigation friend acts on behalf of the claimant, decisions must be made in their best interests, and court approval is required for any settlement.

These safeguards are designed to protect vulnerable individuals and ensure fair outcomes.

Read more:

An explanation of Inheritance Act 1975 claims where a claimant lacks capacity, including the role of a litigation friend and court approval.

18/05/2026

Lovely feedback from one of our Personal Injury clients — we’re always here to help and support you through every step of the process.

15/05/2026

If your partner dies, you could be treated like a stranger.

Many couples assume that living together gives them the same legal rights as being married. In reality, that is not the case.

If your partner dies without a will, the consequences can be significant:
• No legal right to inherit
• No guarantee you can remain in your home
• No role in important decisions

Emma Garfitt, Partner and Head of Wills and Estates, recently spoke to the Yorkshire Post about this issue.

Read here:

Thousands of unmarried couples across Yorkshire could be putting their financial security at risk without realising it, according to a senior solicitor.