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The courts are entitled to draw reasonable adverse inferences against a party who fails to engage...
Two farmers have been fined for failing to protect members of the public from their cattle...
A landlord which withdrew its objection to a right to manage application shortly before the...
Under Schedule 36 of the Finance Act 2008 , HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) may require a taxpayer...
A woman has achieved a substantial compensation settlement for serious brain injuries she...
The Government has published an updated Amendment Paper listing all amendments tabled to the...
Tenants who are unhappy with service charges they are asked to pay can apply to the First-tier...
A man who was left with ongoing complications after contracting Salmonella while on a package...
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has upheld a passing off claim brought by the owner of...
If you wish to change to your will, it is always advisable to do so promptly rather than leaving...
Under Section 42(7) of the Adoption and Children Act 2002 , an adoption order may not be made...
Under Section 18A of the Employment Tribunals Act 1996 , a claimant must contact the Advisory,...
A claimant who saw his costs budget significantly reduced at a costs management hearing was...
Consumers should always be sure that they fully understand any financial product they intend to...
In a case which illustrates the likely approach courts and tribunals will take to anti-avoidance...
A man has secured damages after a delay in diagnosing him with a ruptured Achilles tendon led to a...
Tenants who wish to challenge any deductions made from their deposits at the end of their...
A farming partnership has been fined following an accident at a dairy farm which led to the death...
A man who developed noise-induced hearing loss caused by repeated exposure to excessive noise...
The courts have a panoply of powers at their disposal to assist with the collection of debts....
