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In our briefing last October we detailed the High Court's judgment in Ocean Outdoor UK Ltd v London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham. The case was significant as it was the first time

In B v Inverurie Skip Hire Ltd [2019] CSOH 47 the pursuer suffered head injuries in an accident for which the defenders had admitted ...

In the ‘next few months' the Government will commission a White Paper (an upgrade from the Green Paper previously promised) focusing on deliverability of its commitments to Planning and Property.

Forfeiture is always spoken about in reference to the termination of leases.

Landlords who oppose the grant of a new lease on the basis of an intention to redevelop must not neglect to consider the effect of the redevelopment on third parties

Does a reasonable endeavours obligation prevent the giver from manipulating events so as to make compliance impossible?

The concept of housing specifically aimed at older people has many benefits. Improved quality of life and releasing larger

Power has now been restored to much of Argentina and Uruguay following an unexplained failure in the electrical interconnection system of both countries. This unprecedented power outage affecting

This case was handled by DAC Beachcroft's Counter-Fraud Department on behalf of the Defendant following instructions from his insurers NIG which saw the Claimant provide an interesting response

In August 2019, NHS England published updated versions of the ICP contract and support documents package.

The Judgement concerned a novel issue on Part 36 offers in the detailed assessment proceedings. The Claimants were successful in a fatal accident case arising out of the Deceased mesothelioma and became entitled to costs.

Two recent experiences re- focused my thoughts on the homes that will be built in the future – houses or apartments, rented or owned. The first was DAC Beachcroft's involvement in judging

Over the last year or two, we have seen a rise in both the volatility and frequency of extreme weather events.

As places where an often internationally mobile population of people study, work and live, higher education providers will be thinking about the impact of COVID-19 on their institutions.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has published technical guidance on harassment in the workplace.

The National Planning Policy Framework ("NPPF") provides guidance on when a planning proposal might cause harm to the significance of a heritage asset.

To bring a whistleblowing detriment claim in an Employment Tribunal, a worker must suffer the detriment in the "field of employment", not in a private or personal capacity.

The new GP indemnity scheme, called the Clinical Negligence Scheme for General Practice (CNSGP), went live on 1 April 2019.