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Where a vessel was detained after being used by smugglers in an attempt to export drugs, the shipowner could not claim in respect of the constructive…
Recorder Searle held that the claimant had fabricated the accident and that his claim was fundamentally dishonest.
Solicitor Matthew Taylor advises how to deal with financing legal proceedings following a high profile divorce case last month..
Air pollution caused by tyre and brake wear will be tackled under new government plans to reduce air pollution levels. The Department for Environment,…
One of the advantages of being a member of the EU has been our participation in the EU-wide system for the recognition and enforcement of judgments…
Constructive dismissal is notoriously tricky. Employees often allege that their employer has breached the implied term of mutual ‘trust and…
For some employees, Ramadan will have little impact but for others Ramadan may greatly impact on their work. Employers should therefore give some…
In the latest case to tackle the issue of employment rights in the so-called ‘gig-economy’ the Employment Appeal Tribunal has held that an ostensibly…
