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When a tenant of industrial land failed to adhere to a notice to quit the premises, the landlord...
The dangers inherent in adopting a casual approach to one's will were starkly illustrated in a...
Every employer has a duty to provide employees with suitable personal protective equipment or...
This year, Mental Health Awareness Week (14-20 May), which is hosted by the Mental Health...
When a person is not capable of looking after themselves, the Secretary of State has the power to...
The various VAT 'flat-rate' schemes were originally set up with the ostensible purpose of...
In an ever smaller world, medical and other professionals must be able to conquer language...
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) replaces the Data Protection Act 1998 and comes...
Divorces where there is an international dimension often present specific issues, and a recent...
Asbestos exposure has blighted many thousands of lives and those affected are routinely awarded...
If your tenancy agreement contains a 'no pets' policy, the fact that your pet does not cause any...
Some breach of contract claims are stronger than others, but even groundless cases come to court...
Noise from neighbours is a common source of nuisance and can be very disruptive. It can be a...
Litigating without using a qualified solicitor to assist you is strictly for the foolhardy. The...
Becoming a parent should be a joyful moment but, unfortunately, things do not always go according...
Where there is an existing employment dispute, the communications that take place in order to...
Remarriages are a common source of disagreement and acrimony among family members and dementia is...
Sometimes, what seem to be quite simple questions have to be decided in court. In a recent case,...
When tenants discovered that their landlord had bought insurance over their flats, including the...
Legal liability can strike unexpectedly and, in a case that is bound to cause concern amongst...
