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Householders whose homes suffered storm and flood damage reluctantly found themselves at the epicentre of a High Court case in which they defeated claims that they should be held personally...
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A firm of accountants which failed to point out tax saving opportunities to a client when he sold his company was found to be negligent by the High Court recently. ...
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Despite the continuing doom and gloom about the economy, credit agency Experian reports that the insolvency rate in January was the lowest since January 2007 – before the current recession...
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The landlord of a block of flats who instructed contractors to carry out substantial renovation works without consulting tenants in accordance with the Service Charges (Consultation Requirements) (England) Regulations 2003...
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A recent case dealt with the issues surrounding the respective rights of a parent and child in unusual circumstances. The natural father of the child wished to join in...
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In upholding arguments that an experienced nurse was constructively dismissed, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has ruled that her employer’s decision to revoke her summary dismissal and to allow her...
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