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A tribunal heard that Mr Davies mocked the vulnerable claimant for her fears over her health concerns and Covid-19

In conveyancing in England and Wales, the common law principle of caveat emptor, 'let the buyer beware,' applies.

Business owners must understand the importance of ensuring the right protections for themselves and their families. 

All limited companies are subject to rules, including the Companies Act and their own articles of association. Business owners are often unaware of the effect of those rules.

Clare Langford, Birth Injury Lawyer, has released expert legal advice aimed at supporting families affected by traumatic birth experiences

The King’s Speech on Wednesday 17 July 2024 announced two bills on Employment law: an Employment Rights Bill and a draft Equality (Race and Disability) Bill.

How the family business responds to those factors may well determine its success, harmony and longevity.

Will disputes have long captured public attention, especially when they involve celebrities or high-profile individuals.

Medical misdiagnosis survey sheds light on worrying misdiagnosis trends and continuously overlooked symptoms in women’s health

Recent research shows that approximately 28% of neighbour disputes stem from fences, walls, hedges, boundaries and shared space.

In recent years, the NHS has faced a number of high-profile, high-value birth injury claims, reflecting the enormous ongoing care costs associated with severe birth-related disabilities.

Disputes regarding trees are common because some people want to maintain ultimate privacy, so they allow their trees to grow very tall and undertake very infrequent pollarding and maintenance.