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The House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee met on 4 July 2018 to consider a proposal for amending Directive 2009/103/EC (the consolidating Motor ...
Automated & Electric Vehicles Bill receives Royal Assent
Yesterday the Automated & Electric Vehicles Bill received Royal Assent, becoming an Act of Parliament. As the Bill contains a Commencement Order a ...
Vicarious liability for deliberate actions of independent contractor upheld on appeal
The question of whether and employer should be held liable for the deliberate criminal assaults of its employees by an independent contractor has been ...
Installation of sensors to detect mobile phone usage while driving
This week, three new £6,000 road signs were introduced in Norfolk to detect and deter drivers from using mobile phones whilst driving.
Parliament's intended aim for the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act upheld by High Court
1 October 2013 saw s.69 of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 implemented, removing the automatic entitlement of claimants to found a claim ...
Court of Appeal judgment: Sleep-in shifts do not count as time work for National Minimum Wage (NMW) purposes
The Court of Appeal has today handed down its much anticipated judgment in the case of Royal Mencap Society v Tomlinson-Blake. In allowing Mencap's ap ...
Insuring the World Cup: The Cup Runneth Over for Insurers
Insurance costs are not the first thing to spring to mind for football fans when they think of the World Cup. However, figures released recently by so ...
Going Nowhere -WADA rejects GPS for elite athletes
The WADA Ethics Panel has rejected a proposal that the location for elite athletes could be tracked using GPS by their National Anti-Doping Organisati ...
