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A familiar headache for housebuilders is a delayed exchange owing to the unavailability of signatories. Could the real estate industry be close to un ...
A recent case considered whether a landlord can be liable to one tenant for noise nuisance caused by another of its tenants.
The Claimant, a teaching fellow at London School of Economics, brought a claim against his employer, alleging occupational stress.
The Supreme Court has today handed down its judgment in the case of Cameron (Respondent ) v Liverpool Victoria Insurance Co Ltd (Appellant) [2019] UK ...
The GIRFT programme led by Professor Tim Briggs is designed to improve healthcare practices, techniques and processes for the benefit of patients. The ...
The issue in this case is that, where leases contain a mutuality covenant and an enforcement covenant, the landlord would put itself in breach of its ...
The recent Court of Appeal decision in SPI North Limited v (1) Swiss Post International (UK) Limited (2) Asendia UK Limited [2019] EWCA Civ 7 is a hel ...
Where the Claimant alleges that an accident within an ambulance occurred due to a negligent failure to inspect or maintain NHS equipment, does the fac ...
As charities will be aware, the Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Act 2016 made numerous amendments to the Charities Act 2011 (the “Act”) b ...
There is a perception that owners and occupiers should not clear ice and snow from roads and footpaths outside their premises for fear of being sued. ...
