From April 2016, there will be significant changes to laws for landlords taking on disabled tenants.
Supreme Court backs damages for home carer who slipped on ice while visiting client
A home carer from Glasgow has won an important case at London’s Supreme Court which could help other injured workers in future health and safety cases.
Holocaust survivor tells court care home is ‘like a concentration camp’ in UK’s first public Court of Protection case
A Holocaust survivor at the centre of the UK’s first public Court of Protection case has claimed that living in a British care home reminds her of being held prisoner at a Nazi concentration camp.
TV show ‘Glee’ could change its name following dispute with UK comedy club of the same name
20th Century Fox could be forced to change the name of popular television series, Glee, in the UK after an Appeals Court loss against a British comedy club chain of the same name.
Man narrowly avoids jail for harassment in Bradford neighbour dispute
A man who went to great lengths to subject his neighbour to “untold harassment”, including mounting mock tombstones bearing the neighbour’s name in the victim’s garden, has narrowly avoided a prison sentence.