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Many employers require their staff to sign copyright agreements by which they give up their...
Although commercial surrogacy businesses have long been banned in the UK, the Court of Appeal has...
Proposals to link the cost of being granted probate over an estate valued at more than...
Those who suffer injury as a result of their employer's negligence or failure to comply with...
If your business issues vouchers, you should be aware that the VAT regime will change...
The leasehold system in the UK has been crying out for reform for years, and the Government has...
Modern litigation spans the globe and issues concerning cross-border service of documents and...
When disturbed patients are committed to mental hospitals, the hospital staff are under a duty to...
When the owner of a property that had been designated as a house in multiple occupation (HMO) by...
You may be forgiven for thinking that the authorities always follow proper procedures, but that is...
Freak accidents do happen but, where an accident is someone else's fault, it is all part of a...
It is commonplace for one spouse to control the family finances and, while relations are amicable,...
Ignoring a court ruling is a foolish strategy at any time – as a man who continued to act as...
When a man's first wife died, he inherited her share of the property they had owned jointly. At...
It is a principle of law that no one should be compensated for the consequences of their own...
One of the biggest dangers when a senior employee leaves an organisation is the ease with which...
A recent case may raise alarm bells for anyone thinking about adding a basement to a property...
Questions asked of job applicants at interview should be carefully considered in advance and...
Those who take part in contact sports necessarily accept some risk of injury. The High Court made...
When people need to go into care, the local councils that end up supporting the care costs are...
