Stevenson, Jaques & Co v McLean is an important English contract law decision dealing with communication of acceptance, telegraphic enquiries, and revocation of offers. The case contrasts the rules applicable to acceptance by telegraph with… Stevenson, Jaques & Co v McLean
Eyelash extensions have become one of the most popular beauty treatments in the UK. You may choose them because they save time, look natural, and last for weeks. But even though they seem harmless, things… Can You Claim Compensation for an Allergic Reaction to Eyelash Extensions?
Stack v Dowden is a leading decision of the House of Lords on how beneficial interests are determined when unmarried cohabitants hold property in their joint names. The case is significant because it reshaped the… Stack v Dowden
If you use lifts or escalators regularly, you probably do not think about the risks involved. These machines are part of everyday life in shopping centres, hotels, office buildings, airports, and train stations. Most of… Can You Claim Compensation After an Escalator or Lift Accident?
Spring v Guardian Assurance plc is a leading House of Lords decision addressing whether an employer owes a duty of care when providing a reference for a former employee. The case sits at the intersection… Spring v Guardian Assurance plc
If you have been hurt, stressed, or treated unfairly at work, you may have wondered: “Can I sue my employer for negligence?” It’s a common question, and the answer can feel confusing if you have… Can You Sue Your Employer for Negligence?
Spartan Steel and Alloys Ltd v Martin & Co (Contractors) Ltd is a leading Court of Appeal decision addressing the limits of negligence liability for economic loss, especially the distinction between recoverable consequential economic loss… Spartan Steel and Alloys Ltd v Martin & Co (Contractors) Ltd
If you have been involved in an accident that was not your fault, the aftermath can feel confusing and overwhelming. You may be dealing with medical appointments, time off work, and uncertainty about what comes… Understanding General and Special Damages After an Accident
Shirlaw v Southern Foundries is a leading Court of Appeal decision concerning implied terms in contracts and the limits on a company’s ability to alter its articles of association in a way that prejudices pre-existing… Shirlaw v Southern Foundries
Solle v Butcher is a leading English contract law case on the doctrine of mistake and the role of equitable principles in setting aside contracts. Decided by the Court of Appeal, it is especially significant… Solle v Butcher