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Landlords have a legal duty to keep the premises they let to tenants in a safe condition and if...
The process of divorce in the UK has for many years been seen as rather long-winded and tending to...
The adequacy or otherwise of overseas legal systems can sometimes be a factor in deciding whether...
The legislation that introduced the Right to Rent scheme, which went live in February 2016 and...
The distinction between employment and self-employment is a continuing source of controversy and a...
No amount of money can compensate for the loss of a loved one due to someone else's negligence,...
The law in the UK is not supportive of people who assist, however unwillingly, those they love who...
Judgments for debt would hardly be worth having if there were no bailiffs to enforce them....
Directors of struggling companies all too often place payment of tax at the bottom of their...
If you suspect you are suffering from an industrial disease, any delay in seeking legal advice can...
Trusts have been gradually falling out of favour, according to a recent report. It is thought that...
One of the key requirements for a patent for a technical process innovation to be successfully...
The quality of British justice is respected around the world – but there are inevitably...
Proving negligence on the part of medical professionals can often be relatively easy, but...
Clients are reminded that, following the introduction of the Stamp Duty Land Tax (Administration)...
According to the Health and Safety Executive, slips and trips are the most common cause of...
Payments under building contracts can be a touchy issue and have led to numerous disputes....
The impossibility of asking a deceased person what their real intentions were makes the value of...
Smear tests are an invaluable means of detecting early signs of cervical cancer, but they are only...
Once an employee succeeds in establishing facts that arguably support a finding of discrimination,...
