Inquest touching the death of Nigel Thomas Handscomb - AvMA Lawyers Service Newsletter 04 December 2018 Dominique-Smith case report, coroners, healthcare, human rights, medical law, medical records, NHS, SA Inquests (0) Inquest touching the death of Nigel Thomas Handscomb This article is contained in the AvMA Lawyers S [More]
Inquest touching the death of Nigel Thomas Handscomb - AvMA Lawyers Service Newsletter 04 December 2018 Dominique-Smith case report, coroners, healthcare, human rights, medical law, medical records, NHS, SA Inquests (0) Inquest touching the death of Nigel Thomas Handscomb This article is contained in the AvMA Lawyers S [More]
Susanna Bennett considers vicarious liability of a small company for a late night assault by its managing director 19 October 2018 Laura-Johnson (0) Small Company Held Vicariously Liable for Acts of Its Managing Director at Late Night Drinking Sessi [More]
£multi-million personal injury claim dismissed by Foskett J 27 June 2018 Angus-Piper (0) Pauline Carter v Kingswood Learning and Leisure Group Limited [2018] EWHC 1616 (QB) Angus Piper of 1 [More]
When is a supplier not a supplier? The Court of Appeal decision in X v Kuoni (2018) 03 May 2018 Jack-Harding (0) In X v Kuoni Travel Limited (2018) EWCA Civ 938 the Court of Appeal concluded that, for the pu [More]
Elite sport and Stress at work. By Simon Trigger and Tim Ransley 21 March 2018 Simon-Trigger (0) A few years back I pursued a claim on behalf of a lovely lady who was on the receiving end of the mo [More]
Admitting primary liability, subject to causation 09 March 2018 Andrew-Spencer travel (0) On 23 February 2018, in Worrall v Thomas Cook, DJ Hassall determined the meaning of an admission in [More]
"May" I serve by email? Did the Supreme Court get Barton wrong? 23 February 2018 Zachary-Bredemear case report, litigant in person, procedure, cpr (0) We have had two cases this week we have had decisions of the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court g [More]
Part 36 v Part 45 – Which is winning Round 2? 10 November 2017 Ella-Davis case report, costs, cpr (0) The cost consequences on judgment of a Claimant beating a Part 36 offer in a fixed recoverable cost [More]
Does ‘fundamental dishonesty’ need to be explicitly pleaded and/or put to a claimant in cross-examination? 02 November 2017 Max-Wilson costs, cpr, evidence, personal injury (0) These questions have been answered in the recent Court of Appeal decision, Lorna Howlett & Justi [More]