Raising Awareness for World Sepsis Day
13 September marked World Sepsis Day. Our Medical Negligence Solicitor explains why it is important to raise awareness of this…
Read morePatients of Ian Paterson Urged to Come Forward
Around 750 private patients treated by disgraced breast surgeon Ian Paterson will receive compensation from a new £37 million fund.…
Read moreMonkeying Around with The Law?
A British photographer has finally settled a two-year legal battle against Peta over a “monkey selfie” – but was the…
Read moreCosmetic surgery – putting profits before ethics?
Over 51,000 Britons opted for cosmetic surgery in 2015 – but how regulated is this thriving industry, and what should…
Read morePrenups – a Matter of the Head or ‘Hart’?
The number of couples considering a prenuptial agreement is expected to rise after the Court of Appeal dismissed a woman’s…
Read moreEmployment Tribunal Fees – Employers, Take Note
Last month it was announced that the imposition of employment tribunal fees was unlawful – great news for employees, but…
Read moreGovernment Names and Shames NMW Dodgers
The Government has published its latest ‘name and shame’ list of 230 employers which failed to comply with the rules…
Read moreToblerone’s Tasty IP Dispute with Poundland
Two different types of chocolate bar are offering a tasty backdrop to a key intellectual property dispute, which sees Toblerone…
Read moreChanges to Buy-To-Let Lending Criteria
The world of property investment and buy-to-let properties is due another shake-up with the Prudential Regulation Authority setting a timeline…
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