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On 31 January 2012, Network Rail submitted a guilty plea to three charges brought by the Office of Rail Regulation (ORR).

According to the Health and Safety Executive, every year, there are around 5,000 accidents at work involving transport in the workplace.

Despite concerns as to the possible ramifications for DVT claims of the US Supreme Court’s judgment in Husain v Olympic Airlines, DVT decisions around the globe are currently going in favour of the airlines in finding no cause of action based on failure to warn.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, set out the state of the economy in the Autumn Statement and revealed his plans for spending earlier today.

The UK's maritime waters are made up of businesses in different sectors, such as oil and gas, wind, fishing, and shipping.

In the case of Starlight Shipping v Allianz Marine, the appellant shipowners appealed a decision granting summary judgment to the Respondent Insurers.

The UK has announced an £85.8 million investment package to advance zero-emission vehicle technologies. This includes government and industry funding, focusing on intellectual property protection, market readiness, and accelerating battery innovation for global competitiveness.

The aerospace industry has long been associated with cutting-edge technology and innovation. With the ambitious target of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, the development of innovative...

This month, River Island had its restructuring plan sanctioned by the High Court despite failing to convince all of its creditors of its turnaround plans.

In Five Oceans Salvage Consultants Ltd v Perla Navigation Ltd (unreported), the applicant applied for the court to appoint an arbitrator pursuant to section 18 Arbitration Act 1996.

JET2 is a low cost airline which entered into an agreement with Blackpool Airport in 2005 for flights to and from the airport.

The Court considered whether a foreign judgment should be recognised in England, and whether the claimant had submitted to the jurisdiction of the foreign court.

As an extremely vulnerable road user injuries arising from such accidents are often very serious and can be life changing.

In this video Marie Kelly discusses the steps claimants can take to ensure valid service of notices in arbitration, following guidance from the London Maritime Arbitrators Association.

In Dolphin Tanker SRL v Westport Petroleum Inc (the "Savina Caylyn") QBD – 21 October 2010, the High Court reviewed the decision of London arbitrators which considered which companies should be considered as oil majors.

The National Audit Office, the body that scrutinises government spending on behalf of Parliament, has recently been focusing its severe gaze on the Department for Transport's work to-date for High Speed 2.