Language, long working hours, cultural differences and isolation have been highlighted as some of the barriers why Sheffield’s Chinese community may not be accessing mainstream health provision.

Georgia Peters, Paralegal in our Medical & Clinical Negligence department, discusses the most recent statistics from the NHS and The UK Sepsis Trust and the implications Sepsis can have for some our clients.

Wake Smith solicitor Stephanie Chung is spearheading an outreach initiative to raise awareness of dementia and associated care and services within the East South East Asian (ESEA) community.

We have launched a new networking group, designed to bring together professionals from across Sheffield's broad range of industries at different venues.

Chesterfield headquartered rail infrastructure firm Direct Track Solutions Ltd (DTS) has been bought by Swiss firm Schwihag, with advice from Wake Smith Solicitors.

The King’s Speech before Parliament on the 17th of July highlighted that the UK’s new Labour government will deliver on their promise to make major changes to employment law and, more specifically, employee’s rights in England and Wales.

Experienced commercial litigator Mike Doherty is now a qualified mediator and an Associate Member of the Civil Mediation Council,

Scott Haslam, director in Wake Smith’s Clinical Negligence Team takes a look at recent research published, including regional stats for Yorkshire and The Humber, what the research means and what to look out for.

Wake Smith Solicitors has appointed a trio of fee earners as the firm continues to build its individual and business legal teams.

Important information for visitors to Wake Smith office: roadworks commencing 24th June 2024