Teenager Struck by Hit-and-Run Driver Due Massive Compensation
Deciding where the blame lies for road accidents is one of the more anxious tasks faced by judges, particularly if the victim is a child.
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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.
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.
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…
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.
Covid-19 – Open For Business And Safeguarding Our Clients & Staff – Announcement
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Foreign Criminal Escapes Deportation After His Family’s Human Rights Prevail
There is a powerful public interest in the deportation of foreign criminals, but what about the human rights of those they leave behind?
Criminal Record Disclosure and Police Recruitment – Guideline Court Ruling
Is it right that those who apply for appointment as police constables are required to disclose every blemish on their criminal record, no matter how long in the past or minor they may be?
Police Retention of Closed Case Personal Data – Guideline High Court Ruling
The High Court confronted the issue head-on in a case concerning a boy who was aged just 11 when an online tutor reported him to police as a potential radicalisation risk.
Crimes Against Animal Welfare – Supreme Court Takes a Tough Approach
A recent Supreme Court ruling underlined that, at least for the moment, EU legislation continues to enjoy primacy over UK law.