by Anirudh Mandagere, Deka Chambers - www.dekachambers.com ... read more

In the modern world, PR seems to creep into everything, making many minor successes or even genuine failures appear to be resounding achievements. Yet there are occasions when no amount of positive spin can disguise ... read more

A new study by researchers at the University of York suggests that a substantial number of people with common mental health problems in England may go untreated. ... read more

Getting life back on track following a no fault injury - New Forest solicitors Simpkins & Co explain how the Rehab Code can help ... read more

In November 2022 Colin S. Todd MBE was awarded the Fire Industry Association Lifetime Achievement Award, which is bestowed annually, by the FIA board in recognition of a person who has made a major ... read more

Personal injury waivers are not uncommon, you might have signed one in the past before you took part in a physical activity such as white water rafting, quad biking, or even a trampoline session, but this does not ... read more

The Court of Appeal has held, by a majority, that a shipowner was not entitled to rely on a force majeure clause in a shipping contract where its charterer’s parent company became subject to US sanctions: MUR ... read more

CDR analysis. IP address tracing. Cell site examination. These are some examples of the digital evidence increasingly being used by prosecution teams. In response, defence lawyers are hiring experienced digital ... read more

by Tim Reid, Counsel at Hogan Lovells ... read more

The Urology Services Inquiry will commence its first public hearing on Tuesday 8th November, with the intention of holding sittings through to the end of 2023. ... read more