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Hay & Kilner strengthens corporate and commercial property teams with two senior appointments
Hay & Kilner strengthens its Corporate and Commercial Property Teams with the appointments of Peter Robinson and Jacob Ward, supporting continued growth.
Get to know Georgia Whitfield
Meet Georgia Whitfield, Senior Associate in our Commercial Property Team, discussing her legal career, EDI work and professional achievements.
Family secures settlement following delayed melanoma diagnosis
Hay & Kilner's Helen Morland secured a £450,000 settlement for the family of a young woman whose melanoma diagnosis was delayed, highlighting the importance of early cancer detection.
Skin Cancer Awareness Month: Understanding the signs and the impact of delayed diagnosis
Learn the signs and symptoms of skin cancer, the importance of early diagnosis, and the impact delayed treatment can have in this guide from Izzy Robinson from our Clinical Negligence Team.
Hay & Kilner colleagues step up for Action Foundation with Following Footsteps Challenge
Hay & Kilner colleagues take on a 1,898-mile walking challenge to support Action Foundation, inspired by a colleague’s journey to the UK as a refugee.
National recognition at the Women & Diversity in Law Awards for Georgia Whitfield
We are incredibly proud to announce that Georgia Whitfield has been named Rising Star – National/Regional Law Firm at the 2026 Women & Diversity in Law Awards
Ready or not: Why employers must act now on the Employment Rights Act
Employment Rights Act changes explained: Inna Ratsebarska, from our Employment Law & HR Team Team, outlines key reforms and why UK employers must act now to manage risk and prepare for 2027.
£75,000 awarded after inadequate consent process led to permanent hearing loss
Client awarded £75,000 after inadequate consent process led to permanent hearing loss following surgery. Read more from Sophie Moss from our Clinical Negligence Team.
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