Disputes and litigation Insights
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The Limitation (Childhood Abuse) (Scotland) Bill will return to Holyrood on 22 June 2017 for the third stage of its legislative process.
Where a seller fails to deliver, delivers late, or delivers defective goods, the remedies of the buyer are set out in the Sales of Goods Act 1979.
The Council was not liable for an accident caused by a patch of moss on the highway; the highway was not out of repair under section 41 of the…
Mark joins from Eversheds with over 25 years' private practice experience of domestic and international commercial litigation, fraud and insolvency.
It is very important to tailor an appropriate and proportionate approach to litigating against defaulting parents.
National law firm Weightmans has been working with Zurich to crack down on fraudulent claims faced both by insurers and public authorities.
A man who submitted a £1.35m claim for injuries in a car crash has been sentenced to a year’s imprisonment after footage emerged of him playing…
The Supreme Court has confirmed the extent to which public sector bodies need to comply with EU Directives and Regulations when placing contracts.