Victim of a Breach of Contract? Consult a Lawyer Before It’s Too Late!
If you believe that you are the victim of a breach of contract, it is no good sitting on your hands and you should consult a specialist lawyer without delay. In a case on point,
Mother Traumatised by Stillbirth Wins Over £270,000 in NHS Damages
Lawyers representing a young mother who suffered a pathological grief reaction following the stillbirth of her longed-for baby daughter have won her six-figure compensation after the NHS admitted breaching the duty it owed her. After
Patient Who Didn’t Give Informed Consent to Surgery Wins Compensation
Before undergoing surgery, patients have an absolute legal right to be fully informed of the risks involved and any alternative treatments that may be available. In a case on point, a patient who did not
What Is an ‘Average Consumer’? High Court Analyses Broadband Advertising
What is an an ‘average consumer’? That is a question regulators frequently have to ask themselves in ensuring that the public is not subjected to misleading advertising. The High Court gave invaluable guidance on the
German Wife Can’t Pursue Big Money Divorce in England – High Court Ruling
The quality and perceived generosity of English family judges has made this country one of the world’s most popular forums for divorce. However, as a High Court ruling in a big money case showed, the
High Court Awards Millions to Unfairly Disinherited Farmer’s Son
It is a fundamental principle of law that anyone of sound mind has the right to make a will, leaving their worldly wealth to whomever they wish – but there are exceptions. A case on
Has Your Reputation Been Smeared on the Internet? See a Lawyer Today!
Professional people spend years establishing their reputations, but it is only too easy for them to be smeared in a few seconds on the Internet. However, a case in which a consultant dermatologist won libel
Data Protection and the Public Interest in Fighting Crime – High Court Ruling
The clear public interest in effectively fighting crime sometimes requires police forces to share personal details of offenders with those at risk of becoming their victims. As a High Court case showed, however, the right
High Court Exonerates Loving Parents Suspected of Injuring Their Baby
Where children suffer unexplained injuries, parents frequently come under suspicion. However, a case in which a loving couple were cleared of all blame for a grave head injury suffered by their baby boy showed that
Landlords’ Rights to Access Tenanted Properties – Guideline Ruling
Most residential leases contain a standard covenant which requires tenants to give their landlords access to their homes for reasonable purposes, including repair and maintenance. As a matter of good manners, tenants are often asked