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‘Tomb-stoning’, the act of jumping in a straight, upright vertical posture into a body of water from a high platform, has become more popular over rec ...
In Sumegi v Gate Gourmet Ltd, we were instructed by Zurich, the defendant’s EL insurer, to defend the claimant’s claim for a back injury he suffered a ...
It’s not too often these days that a highway case makes the giddy heights of the High Court but our recent case of O’Connor v Luton BC did just that. ...
A loader/recycling operative at Colchester Borough Council was sorting through a box when he suffered a needle stick injury from a discarded needle in ...
Exposure to asbestos, even at low levels, can cause mesothelioma, an invariably fatal cancer. The incidence of mesothelioma is rising and is currently ...
The Homes Act 2018 which came into force two months ago has far reaching consequences for all providers of social housing. The act supplements the Lan ...
The Claimant, a teaching fellow at London School of Economics, brought a claim against his employer, alleging occupational stress.
The High Court judgment in Liddle v Bristol City Council shines a spotlight on protected heritage sites, and the fine balancing act expected of Counci ...
The Claimant was cycling out of the Forest on Saturday the 24th June 2017, around a main gated entrance, when he caught his right forearm on a bolt pr ...
The question of whether a local authority landowner was negligent in setting the frequency of its inspection of trees was considered by the Court of A ...
