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The claimant (Ms McGregor) was exposed to asbestos whilst working in a shop in the mid-1970s when the escalators were being replaced, causing dust to be released into the shop.

Following a number of high profile decisions of the English courts on commonly used contractual provisions, this update examines the nature of a penalty clause under English Law.

In this blog I look at some of the significant cases that will affect UK and European employment law in 2016.

Sponsoring Employers and Trustees of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes may need to act quickly to get new forms of Pension Protection Fund (PPF) ...

The Claimant, a B&Q employee, sought damages for psychiatric illness and consequential loss caused by workrelated stress.

The UK Supreme Court has performed a U-turn and decided to grant E.ON permission to appeal to sue its windfarm contractor for the £18.74 million cost of remedial work to grouted foundations...

The Government has announced plans to scrap or simplify a range of environmental regulations in an effort to free businesses from red tape whilst also targeting enforcement towards high-risk industries.

New Waste Carrier Regulations have been introduced and, as of January 2014, anyone involved in waste carrying, acting as a waste broker or dealer, or undertaking waste management duties will be required to register their business.

The Supreme Court considered whether the activities carried out by Asset Land were collective investment schemes ("CIS") under section 235 Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 ("FSMA").

The UK financial watchdog launched a 12 week consultation on widening access to the Financial Ombudsman for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) to resolve disputes quickly...

Thornbridge was a property investment company. Thornbridge sought a loan from Barclays which was entered into in April 2008.

Whilst the decision does not create new law, it provides helpful guidance as to how the Court will approach an assessment of whether or not a scheme is a CIS.

The Coronavirus Act 2020 was given Royal Assent on 25 March 2020. This emergency legislation will be in place for two years and will be reviewed by ministers every six ...

With the recent change in the interpretation of the law, all healthcare providers and those who insure them are now at increased risk of receiving claims under the UK's Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA).

The NHS Litigation Authority has recently launched a programme of reform for its main indemnity scheme, the Clinical Negligence Scheme for Trusts (CNST).

NHS Resolution is continuing its focus on preventing harm and improving patient safety by turning its attention to cerebral palsy cases which...

When a health professional is injured by a patient, who pays?