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A growing number of claimants are trying to use a recent appeal case to claim that repair costs are the appropriate measure of damage in cases where a ...
The licencing requirements impacting on houses in multiple occupation is a complicated affair, particularly as they are often subject to regional vari ...
The Dreamvar decision sent shock waves through the legal profession when non-negligent solicitors nevertheless found themselves exposed to victims of ...
Whilst the government would have us believe that this is an unregulated sector, any professional active in this space with tell you otherwise. Despit ...
In a landmark ruling on litigation costs, the Supreme Court confirmed in Moorview Developments Limited and Others v First Active plc and Others that I ...
In Carol Ann Armstrong (Executrix of the Estate of Peter Traynor) v Quest Laboratories Pte Ltd and Dr Tan Hong Wui [2018] SGHC 66, the Claimant's husb ...
An employee’s letter to an employer giving “one month’s notice” was not a letter of resignation.
The Court of Appeal has held that an employer’s use of an “arcane and unwieldy” to process an application for ill-health retirement was not disability ...
DAC Beachcroft's D&O and FI newsletter features topical issues for our global clients and contacts INSIGHTS Senior managers must prepare for i ...
The Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will implement the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SM&CR) ...
