Nick Mason looks at the risk from not using a traditional high street law firm offering a quality managed service. […]

Stephen Brookes reviews the decision of the Supreme Court in Coventry and Lawrence (2014). Coventry v Lawrence was a case […]

There are estimated to be about 1.4 million uninsured cars in Britain and when an insured motorist driving carefully is […]

Where the dividing line should fall in cases of vicarious liability has often troubled the courts. Vicarious liability is a […]

The duty to safeguard a machine arises under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1992 particularly Regulation 11. […]

The law of negligence in the field of personal injury compensation claims is back under the spot light at the […]

Section 47 of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 provided that breach of a duty imposed on an […]

Stephen Brookes sets out what is still in scope for legal aid funding following the Government’s attempts to deny access […]

Following the decision of Salmons Solicitors to withdraw from all legal aid work upon the grounds of unsustainable remuneration levels, […]

Donna Riley reviews the recent comments of the Law Society on the imminent legal aid cuts. The Law Society today […]