Two Britons living abroad have lost their case in the High Court over the right to vote in the June referendum on whether or not the UK should stay in or leave the EU. However, they will seek leave to…
Read moreHigh Court rules in favour of refugee families refused UK entry
London’s High Court has ruled in favour of six families of refugees who were refused UK admission in 2014 by Home Secretary Theresa May.
Read moreProperty developer fined £40k in Health and Safety dispute
A British property developer has been fined in excess of £40,000 after a Court found the disgruntled firm guilty of dangerous breaches of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.
Read moreBritons found guilty of web piracy could face up to ten years imprisonment
The UK Government is pushing for new legislation which would see Britons found guilty of web piracy facing a prison sentence up to a maximum of ten years.
Read moreMan seriously injured in sawmill accident launches legal battle
A man seriously injured in a sawmill accident by a machine which ‘should not have been in operation’ has launched a legal battle with hopes of attaining compensation.
Read moreFraudulent landlord sentenced to 16 months imprisonment
A rogue UK landlord has been sentenced to 16 months in prison after a Judge found the sub-letting imposter guilty of six counts of fraud.
Read moreBlind woman refused by Uber taxis nine times takes discrimination case to Court
A blind woman who was turned down by Uber taxis a total of nine times has launched a discrimination case against the app-based taxi firm – and one driver has already been fined.
Read moreELA calls for debate on potential move towards Single Employment Court
The Employment Lawyers Association (ELA) is calling for a full debate on the future of Employment Law Courts, following cautions raised against the creation of a Single Employment Court in coming years.
Read moreAdidas ‘patent’ bid to block Puma trainers rejected by Court
Sportswear manufacturers Adidas and Puma are embroiled in a copyright infringement battle, after Puma announced a new running shoe range which Adidas claimed was too similar to its ‘Boost’ trainers.
Read moreCourt of Appeal rules in favour of lifting privacy injunction protecting couple
An Appeals Court has ruled that a privacy order protecting a celebrity couple who engaged in ‘extramarital activities’ can now be lifted.
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