Legal News
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Posted 09/02/2012 The plight of the disabled using commercial airline flights has not been improved by the latest judgment from the Court of Appeal. Those seeking compensation when their airline...
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Posted 05/03/2013 A study carried out by Imperial College in London reports that skin patches delivering oestrogen into the blood stream may be a better, and also cheaper, method of...
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Posted 27/05/2013 All landowners who hold the right to mines and minerals and manorial rights, which include sporting rights, are urged to register these valuable interests before 13th October 2013....
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Posted 06/06/2013 The latest forecast is that the number of people in the UK who will get cancer during their lifetime will increase to nearly half the population by 2020....
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Posted 04/06/2013 The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) have just released advice that pregnant women should be aware of sources of possible chemical exposure from plastic containers, wrappers,...
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Posted 08/12/2011 The Supreme Court has rejected an employment law case brought about by oil workers who claimed they were entitled to extra holidays as they work offshore.It was claimed...
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Posted 14/04/2013 There have been a number of recent decisions in the High Court on the issue of whether there is some kind of inherent duty placed on parties to...
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Posted 25/04/2013 In spite of so called ‘experts’ commenting upon the UK’s supposed ‘compensation culture’, official figures released by the Government confirm that the number of ‘whiplash’ claims continue to...
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Posted 05/01/2012 A former college head has claimed he was sacked for being a white Christian and launched an employment law case as a result.Professor Malory Nye was recently dismissed...
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Posted 01/12/2010 A university lecturer is celebrating after winning a four-year legal battle to reclaim what she insisted was her rightful inheritance. Dr Christine Gill, 58, found that when both...
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Posted 10/12/2010 In mid November Kenneth Clarke unveiled Legal Aid reform proposals designed to cut the annual legal aid bill by
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Posted 03/01/2012 The coalition government has been criticised for its reform of employment law.According to Alexander Ehmann, head of regulatory affairs at the Institute of Directors (IOD), while the state...
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