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There has been a recent Court of Appeal decision in England that will affect suppliers of goods who rely on retention of title ("RoT") clauses where those terms are governed by English law.

A revised version of the publication 'A recipe for safety' guidance (HSG252) has now been released by the HSE, which seeks to provide information on the risks associated with the hazards in the food and drink industries.

Shortly before the dissolution of Parliament, the Government laid amending regulations introducing some "technical changes" to the regime for automatic enrolment of workers into suitable workplace pension schemes.

Following on from our update in May 2015 advising that exclusivity clauses in zero hours contracts had become unlawful, new anti-avoidance regulations are now in force, as of 11 January 2016...

Every year billions of pounds are lost due to fire; many of which are caused as a result of negligence.

The Health and Safety Executive has revised guidance to help businesses understand how to work safely with asbestos.

A film production company is to be prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive for an incident in which the actor Harrison Ford was injured during filming of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens.

It's hard to imagine a more cynical diversity seminar attendee than Clarkson, trading as he does on his unique brand of politically incorrect journalism.

On 6 November 2014, the Government announced the appointment of Andy Samuel, currently Managing Director of BG Group's Exploration and Production in Europe, as Chief Executive of the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA).

The Claimant issued a claim for alleged negligent environmental exposure to asbestos, resulting in her mesothelioma diagnosis.

This case illustrates the Environment Agency’s willingness to prosecute individual directors as well as companies.

The Lord Chancellor has reviewed the Court Funds Office rates of interest following the drop in the Bank of England base rate.

The Chancellor is to appoint a panel of three experts to assist with the discount rate review.

Regardless of any political view the lay observer may hold, it must be common ground that the Health and Social Care Act 2012 has, after a somewhat tortuous journey, taken huge steps to reinvent the landscape of healthcare provision.

Following the publication of the National Audit Office study on Managing the Costs of Clinical Negligence in Trusts the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee has recently published its report and recommendations.

The Government has published a Technical Note on citizens' rights which seeks to clarify aspects of its proposal for EU citizens' rights post Brexit. However, uncertainties remain.

The Ministry of Justice confirmed last year that it will introduce proposals for a British Bill of Rights to replace the Human Rights Act 1998. A 12-week consultation is awaited.