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In a landmark judgment, the Court of Appeal has confirmed that individual managers can be held...
For those whose loved ones die as a result of clinical negligence, achieving closure can be as...
The psychological scars borne by road accident victims can be just as serious as their physical...
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) exists to deal with complaints between financial service...
The distinction between tenancies and licences to occupy premises is crucial but not always easy...
It may sound overcautious to say so, but it is always worth taking legal advice before entering...
The health and safety obligations placed upon employers are onerous and failing to meet them in...
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) publishes a great deal of useful information for all...
The recent Budget contained an announcement that will be unwelcome news for some property owners. ...
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...
