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The question of how the courts should approach causation in a claim for asbestos-related lung cancer was considered by the Court of Appeal in Heneghan ...
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WP29 were asked by the EC to provide clarification on the definition of health data in respect of lifestyle and well-being Apps. In an Annex to the le ...
Any litigator must understand the time limits for bringing claims, but this is not a straightforward area. Two recent cases clarify the Court's approa ...
As firms of solicitors will, by now, be aware, from 1 October 2015 they have been obliged to signpost consumers to an "ADR entity" which can handle co ...
A recent High Court decision has examined the extent to which Claimants will be penalised by the courts for the underpayment of court fees and will be ...
"Fraud unravels all" was the general principle applied in the recent Supreme Court cases of Sharland and Gohil. These cases concerned matrimonial proc ...
Last year, the Court of Appeal handed down a significant judgment in E.Surv v Goldsmith Williams [2015], reiterating the need for solicitors to report ...
