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HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) have been unsuccessful in their appeal against a decision that a...
A telecoms provider has lost its appeal against a decision that, where customers were offered...
A woman has secured compensation totalling £82,500 after undergoing a hysterectomy during...
A woman who was left just £1 when her stepfather passed away has failed in her challenge to...
Under Section 20ZA of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 , a tribunal may grant a landlord...
Tenants who feel that excessive service charges are being demanded of them are not powerless and...
A motorcyclist who was seriously injured when a car pulled out in front of him has had his claim...
A woman has succeeded in her unfair dismissal claim after the behaviour of a director of the...
When a couple who have entered into a civil union relocate to another country, legal advice is...
A man has secured compensation after an accident while he was working in a restaurant left him...
In a ruling which will have wide implications for providers of finance, the Court of Appeal has...
The courts are often called upon to decide whether continued treatment is in the best interests of...
The government has announced the rates of the National Living Wage (NLW) and National Minimum Wage...
A report has been published in the medical journal BMJ on the first eight cases in the UK of...
Whether a taxpayer has a reasonable excuse for a failure to comply with their obligations depends...
The Personal Injury Discount Rate (PIDR), which has recently increased in Scotland and Northern...
If a business objects to the registration of a UK domain name by someone else, it can seek to have...
In certain circumstances, a person who has unlawfully killed another is precluded from benefiting...
The High Court has approved a settlement worth almost £17 million in a tragic case involving...
In a case concerning the employment status of part-time football referees , the Supreme Court...
