Florist’s Fall Was an ‘Accident Waiting to Happen’

Posted on 9 December 2019

If you have suffered an accident at work and you believe that your employer was to blame, you should seek legal advice right away.

Can You Change Your Mind After Making a Gift? Guideline Court Ruling

Posted on 29 October 2019

If you transfer money or assets with the intention of making a gift, are you entitled to later change your mind?

Disability Discrimination – Visual Impairments

Posted on 31 July 2019

In Mart v Assessment Services Inc., a woman brought a claim of indirect discrimination against her employer on the ground that she suffers with diplopia, or double vision.

Ignore Court Orders At Your Peril

Posted on 13 May 2019

A wealthy Omani man who failed to pay to his ex-wife the financial settlement ordered by the court, or to cooperate with disclosure orders, faces arrest if he attempts to return to the UK.

Court of Appeal Rules Uber Drivers Are Workers

Posted on 13 February 2019

The Court of Appeal has upheld the decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) that drivers who use online taxi company Uber’s app are ‘workers’ within the meaning of the Employment Rights Act 1996 (ERA).

Executors Replaced When Estate Administration Reaches Impasse

Posted on 13 February 2019

The executors of an estate and the beneficiaries under it do not always see eye to eye, and there have been many instances where beneficiaries have sought the removal of an executor.

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Florist’s Fall Was an ‘Accident Waiting to Happen’

Can You Change Your Mind After Making a Gift? Guideline Court Ruling

Disability Discrimination – Visual Impairments

Ignore Court Orders At Your Peril

Court of Appeal Rules Uber Drivers Are Workers

Executors Replaced When Estate Administration Reaches Impasse