Actionable or acceptable? – The narrow line between sport and Tort By Richard Rowe Background Personal injury claims arising out of incidents between participants in sport is an…
The High Court re-confirms the test in negligence between sporting competitors By Richard Rowe “You don't have to be Einstein to see that horse racing is dangerous…
The Limits Of Strict Liability Under The Animals Act 1971 By Richard Rowe In Ford v Seymour-Williams [2021] EWCA Civ 1848 the Court of Appeal handed down an important…
Claimant ordered to pay £10,085 following fundamental dishonesty finding at Trial heard virtually By Richard Rowe, Tania Sless, Claire Laver A Claimant who alleged that he suffered a back injury whilst attempting to undertake a torque test…
“When we stop taking risks, we stop living life” By Cassandra Mitchell, Richard Rowe, William Swift Adding to the burgeoning canon of cases in which courts have accepted that accidents do happen and…
Parliamentary committee examines links between Sport & long term Brain Injury By Richard Rowe On 9 th and 10 th of March a Parliamentary select committee, launched by the Department of Digital,…
Useful guidance on motorsport activities provided by the Courts By Richard Rowe Re-assurance given to motorsport activity operators as duty owed to participants who
Varnish v British Cycling-a potential extension of the gig economy cases By Richard Rowe, David Williams Sports governing bodies and their insurers keenly await the decision of the Employment Tribunal in…
Causation key to motocross claim's defeat By David Williams, Richard Rowe The question of whether the organisers of a motocross practice day faced liability for the injuries…