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Judges will hear arguments from lawyers representing campaign group No Essex Incinerator Limited (also known as Parishes Against Incinerator: PAIN) as to why the claim should proceed to a full hearing

The 20m (65ft) crane crashed on to the development and two terrace houses in Compton Close in East London on 8 July 2020.

Solicitors have welcomed the news that there will be an investigation into the death of hundreds of frontline NHS and social care workers from coronavirus.

Mr Graham was found having starved to death aged 57 on 20 June 2018 in his flat. His Employment Support Allowance and Housing Benefit...

The challenge to the RED II was rejected by the lower court without a hearing in March 2019 on the grounds that the claimants, a group of individuals...

A man who was exposed to asbestos while working as a process worker for Imperial Chemical Industries at their plant in Clitheroe, Lancashire, in the 1960s and early 1970s, received...

During the 1970s and 1980s, growing consumer awareness of the power held by multinational corporations and the abuses taking place throughout the supply chains of products consumed in...

MPs have called for the restoration of democratic rights of 250 MPs who are shielding from the COVID-19 pandemic and claim they have been unlawfully blocked from Parliamentary debate.

TAN was granted permission in July to apply for judicial review of the green light for the multi billion pounds roads expansion programme on the grounds of its climate change impact.

At the time of writing, it is over four months since the UK's lockdown measures were introduced in an effort to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.

The Care Quality Commission is to charge the trust with exposing baby Harry Richford and his mother Sarah to "significant risk of avoidable harm" under regulation 12 of the CQC's fundamental standard.

The ruling also affects other disabled students who have been refused universal credit.

The Supreme Court is hearing an appeal by Asda against a ruling by the Court of Appeal in January 2019 that the roles of shop workers could be compared to those of warehouse staff.

Boz Michaelowska-Howells and Jessica Derwent discuss how consumer law can be a force for good when it comes to protecting the environment.

A Halloween campaign has been launched to highlight and combat the serious fire risk of so called "zombie lithium batteries".

An announcement of the inquiry was made by the Parliamentary Health and Social Care Committee chair, former Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, on Friday, 24 July.

The safety of your unborn baby is undoubtedly of paramount importance to a woman who is considering a pregnancy.