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Businesses that handle personal data but fail to take appropriate steps to guard against cyber...
A temporary Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) relief measure has taken immediate effect in England and...
Civil unrest is thankfully rare in Britain, but it does occur and anyone who suffers loss as a...
Compensation awards in the most serious clinical negligence cases commonly run into millions, even...
A fine imposed on a householder for parking her Land Rover on her own land put the conflict...
Any civilised system of civil justice affords those who are accused of wrongdoing a fair...
Psychiatric damage suffered by road accident victims can be just as serious, if not more so, than...
In order to be divorced you obviously have to be validly married, and bigamy remains a...
It is a sad fact that some children suffer violence and injury at the hands of their own parents....
If someone upon whom you depend financially dies leaving you nothing in his or her will, judges...
Fixed-term employment contracts mean what they say and expire at the end of their terms without...
Asbestos-related diseases commonly develop decades after exposure and the lapse of time can...
The COVID-19 pandemic represents a public emergency which is threatening the life of the nation. A...
The House of Lords has produced a damning report into the intended changes to the IR35 off-payroll...
Insurance cover under many motor policies is restricted to private vehicles which are used for...
To say that parents bear a moral responsibility to ensure that their children behave themselves in...
Public authorities engaged in nationally significant infrastructure projects have the power to...
No amount of money can ever compensate for the promise of a young life ruined by clinical...
If a neighbour obtains planning permission for a building project to which you object, that does...
Reforms to the law surrounding whiplash claims have been delayed by the Ministry of Justice as a...
