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Potholes are a plague on road users, and local authorities are under a duty to identify those that...
Restrictions on land use appear in the title deeds of many properties – but the law permits...
To defeat a claim of direct discrimination under the Equality Act 2010 , the employer must show...
Government regulatory decisions can have an instant and catastrophic impact on businesses, but...
Although commercial surrogacy businesses have long been banned in the UK, the Court of Appeal...
Those who suffer sexual abuse are entitled not only to see perpetrators punished by the criminal...
The legal dispute between Elon Musk and Vernon Unsworth, the man who helped to rescue boys trapped...
The 'making tax digital' project will require VAT-registered businesses to submit their VAT...
Where numerous people are injured by the same cause, the courts are well able to achieve justice...
If you are injured as a result of your employer's failure to match up to health and safety...
The validity of trade marks can be challenged post-registration and that is one good reason why it...
The supposition that residential properties are exempt from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a common,...
Difficult childbirths are not uncommon and normally the skills of medical staff ensure that all...
A recent case in which a landlord sought repossession of a property from its tenant on the ground...
When parents changed their wills to exclude their son from inheriting their £1 million farm...
Home-made contracts, particularly for the sale of land, are a singularly bad idea and can lead to...
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has supported the opinion of the Advocate...
Even if you think that a road accident in which you have been injured is partially your own fault,...
When the mother of a teenage daughter who had been taken into care in 2016 with her agreement had...
Many people think that the costs and difficulty of litigation mean that it is not worth pursuing...
