Hiked premiums, fewer indemnity insurance providers
No justification for shootings, states Saville Report
Three Labour MPs and a Tory Peer accused of false accounting over their expenses claims cannot invoke Parliamentary privilege and could now face a criminal trial, the Crown court has held.
A group of alleged child abuse victims have succeeded in winning compensation from Manchester City Council for their treatment in children’s homes from the 1950s—1990s.
The government has ordered a review of the UK’s health and safety laws, reviving the debate about the so-called “compensation culture” in the UK. Lord Young, who served as trade and industry secretary under Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, is to lead the review. He is expected to report to the prime minister later this summer.
Law firm DWF has launched a service to help businesses prepare for a crisis and ensure their reputation and brand remain intact.
The Legal Services Board has launched a collection of essays and research on the future shape of the legal services sector.
Chambers may need to merge in future to cope with market pressures, the Bar Council has warned.
Employers have been warned to prepare for absenteeism and potential discrimination issues during the 2010 FIFA World Cup
Overwhelming need for reform of cohabitants law
Commercial firm strengthens real estate disputes team with associate hire
Firm appoints three directors to board
Six promoted to partner and one to legal director across UK and Ireland offices