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The Right to Manage (RTM) is a method by which leasehold property owners can take over the...
An HGV driver's unfair dismissal claim has been rejected after the Employment Tribunal (ET) found...
A rugby player has succeeded in his claim before the High Court that an opponent who collided with...
Those responsible for administering an estate are generally entitled to recover the costs properly...
In a recent intellectual property case with wider implications in terms of directors' liability ,...
An elderly woman who tripped on debris from her garden wall after a motorist crashed into it has...
A recent decision of the Court of Appeal in a big money divorce case clarified how the sharing...
The Upper Tribunal (UT) has upheld a decision of the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) that 'Mega...
A flight attendant who broke her leg in seven places after the aircraft on which she was working...
Those who fall victim to anonymous fraudsters may think there is nothing that can be done once...
Following recent changes to the law and a consultation last year, the Advisory, Conciliation and...
The NHS has paid nearly £3.6 billion in damages over 11 years in settlement of negligence...
The Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 gives qualifying leaseholders the...
Tenants who are faced with unexpected demands in respect of repair costs would be well advised to...
A steel worker has secured a substantial compensation settlement after injuries he suffered when...
There are times when it is incumbent on an Employment Tribunal (ET) to consider a point of its own...
While the courts have a range of powers to set aside orders, they will only exercise them in...
Disputes about rights of way often arise between owners of neighbouring residential properties,...
A man who was injured crossing a road in Belgium has defeated an application by the motorist's...
