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Made Redundant Without Consultation? You Could Be Due Compensation!

Made Redundant Without Consultation? You Could Be Due Compensation!

Companies facing financial difficulties sadly often collapse with little notice, leaving their hard-working employees bereft. As an Employment Tribunal (ET) decision showed, however, those affected are not without legal redress and can win compensation if they have been made redundant without consultation. The case concerned

Family of ‘Falsely Imprisoned’ Hospital Patient Win Substantial Damages

Family of ‘Falsely Imprisoned’ Hospital Patient Win Substantial Damages

Keeping patients in hospital against their will can amount to false imprisonment. In a shocking case on point, an NHS trust was ordered to pay substantial damages to the loved ones of a pensioner whose wish to go home was for months high-handedly disregarded by

Need for Mobile Telecoms Coverage Trumps Private Property Rights

Need for Mobile Telecoms Coverage Trumps Private Property Rights

A rare exception to the sanctity of private property rights is that telecommunications apparatus can in certain circumstances be installed on land without the consent of its owner or occupier. The extent of such rights, which are far from universally popular with landowners, came under

Lawyers Negotiate Multi-Million-Pound Deal for Disabled Boy Aged Nine

Lawyers Negotiate Multi-Million-Pound Deal for Disabled Boy Aged Nine

Proving clinical negligence can be a difficult task, but specialist lawyers are never cowed in seeking the best possible outcomes for their clients. In a case on point, solicitors representing a nine-year-old boy who was born severely disabled negotiated a multi-million-pound settlement of his damages

Thinking of Doing a Property Deal Without Legal Advice? Think Again!

Thinking of Doing a Property Deal Without Legal Advice? Think Again!

Entering into property transactions without expert legal advice is always a hostage to fortune. A restaurateur found that out after he was dishonestly induced to enter into an illegal sub-lease of commercial premises by a businessman whom he trusted as a friend. Following a series