Getting injured at work can be a stressful and worrying experience. You may face pain, time off, medical bills, and even worry about how you will manage financially. If your injury happened because your employer… What Is The Time Limit For Accident At Work Claims?
Wilsher v Essex Area Health Authority is a landmark English tort law case concerning the issue of causation, specifically addressing the “material increase of risk” test in negligence claims. The case raises important questions about… Wilsher v Essex Area Health Authority
Losing someone is always difficult, but things can get even more complicated if that person hasn’t made a Will. You might be wondering: What happens if I die without a Will? This article will explain… What Happens If I Die Without a Will?
When you think about planning for the future, making a will is often the first thing that comes to mind. After all, a will lets you decide who gets your belongings after you pass away.… I Have a Will, Do I Need a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) as Well?
McGhee v National Coal Board is a landmark case in UK tort law, decided by the House of Lords in 1972. The case significantly shaped the understanding of causation in negligence, particularly in circumstances where… McGhee v National Coal Board
McFarlane v Tayside Health Board is a landmark decision by the House of Lords that deals with the issue of wrongful birth and the recoverability of damages in negligence claims related to failed sterilisation procedures.… McFarlane v Tayside Health Board
Thinking about what happens to your money and belongings after you die is not easy. Many people avoid the subject altogether. But it is important to understand how your estate will be handled when you… Can the King Take Your Money if You Die Without a Will?
Dealing with the death of a loved one is one of the hardest moments anyone can face. When that death is sudden, unexpected, or unexplained, you might find yourself hearing about the Coroner and possibly… Guide to the Coroner and Inquest Process
Mattis v Pollock is a landmark English tort law case that significantly developed the doctrine of vicarious liability, particularly in situations involving intentional torts such as assault. The case clarified that an employer may be… Mattis v Pollock
Court: Court of Appeal Citations: [1998] 1 WLR 1263; [1998] RTR 390; [1997] PIQR P526; [1997] CLY 3765 The case of Mansfield v Weetabix Ltd is a landmark Court of Appeal decision in English tort… Mansfield v Weetabix Ltd