If you have ever bought a raffle ticket at a school fair, church event, office fundraiser, or charity dinner, you may have wondered something important afterwards: is a raffle gambling? Many people feel unsure about… Is A Raffle Gambling? A Simple Explanation Under UK Law
R v Larsonneur is a leading criminal law case from England and Wales that is commonly cited to explain how actus reus operates in strict liability offences. The decision shows that, in certain statutory offences,… R v Larsonneur
Working away from home is no longer unusual. You may be asking an employee to travel to different sites, work at a client’s premises, stay overnight, or spend long periods away from their usual base.… What Are The Employee Rights Working Away From Home?
Bradford v Robinson Rentals Ltd is a leading English tort law decision that clarifies the scope of foreseeability in negligence, particularly in relation to the type or class of harm that must be anticipated by… Bradford v Robinson Rentals Ltd
If you are renting a property, one question that often causes stress is this: can your landlord refuse to renew your tenancy? The short answer is yes, a landlord can refuse to renew a tenancy… Can a Landlord Refuse to Renew a Tenancy in the UK?
Malone v Laskey arose at a time when the courts were careful to limit the scope of private nuisance. The case focused not on whether harm had occurred, but on who was legally entitled to… Malone v Laskey
If you believe you have a strong legal claim but worry about how to pay a solicitor, you are not alone. Legal costs in the UK can be high, and for many people and businesses,… What Is A Damages Based Agreement?
Kinch v Bullard is an important English land law decision dealing with co-ownership of property and the severance of a joint tenancy. The case focuses on whether a notice of severance sent by post is… Kinch v Bullard
If you have a criminal record and you are applying for a job in the UK, it is completely natural to worry about what will show up on a DBS check. Many people ask the… How Do I Remove Spent Convictions From DBS?
If you are thinking about taking a problem at work to an employment tribunal, one of the first questions on your mind is likely to be: who pays for it? You may be worried about… Who Pays For An Employment Tribunal?