What Happens to Property Seized by the Police? High Court Guidance
In a guideline case, the High Court considered the fate of a hoard of antique firearms which were said to be worth up to £500,000.
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Interim Maintenance in Divorce Proceedings – Court of Appeal Gives Guidance
A divorce can take some considerable time and that is why judges have the power to make interim maintenance awards to bridge the gap.
Police Duties Analysed in Context of Double-Fatality Road Accident
No one is under a positive legal duty to protect others from harm, and surprisingly for some, that includes the emergency services.
No Spouse, Child or Other Dependant? You Should Still Make a Will
If you have no spouse, child or other dependant you might think there is little point in making a will however this would be incorrect.
Mother and Daughter of Hyde Park Bombing Victim Win Six-Figure Damages
For some victims of negligent or criminal acts, vindication and establishing the truth are at least as important as monetary compensation.
Local Authority Two Thirds to Blame for Serious Accident on Icy Road
A local authority bore two thirds of the blame for an accident which left a young man gravely injured and was liable to pay compensation.
Bank Fraud and Customer Confidentiality – Guideline High Court Ruling
Banks and other financial institutions are keen to assist in uncovering fraud and routinely submit to court orders requiring information…
Maker of ‘Shapewear’ Jeans Blocks ‘Rip-Off’ Product from the Market
A High Court case concerning a novel variety of ‘body-enhancing’ jeans showed how intellectual property lawyers are always there to ensure your rights are not trampled upon.
Neglecting Environmental Protection Measures is No Way to Save Money!
Businesses in financial trouble may be tempted to save money by giving low priority to compliance with environmental protection laws.
Compromising On Disputes is Usually Best – But Be Careful What You Sign!
Compromise agreements require very careful professional drafting so that all sides fully understand exactly what they are signing up to.