Euro Dismantling Solutions Limited (EDSL) has been fined after failing to ensure the safety of one of its workers who died during the course of his employment duties.
Read moreCroydon Council’s landlord licences face High Court judicial review
Croydon Council’s housing scheme, which requires landlords to apply for a licence in order to let out properties in the London borough, is facing a legal challenge.
Read moreDFS wins court battle that could see Sofaworks change its name
Following a recent ruling by the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, a Wigan-based company – Sofaworks – has a name that infringes on the Sofa Workshop brand owned by DFS.
Read moreWoman ends up in court after ‘annoying’ neighbours with loud music
An Ipswich woman who was handed a noise abatement notice in July 2014, but ignored it and continued to play her music loudly, has been sentenced.
Read moreLandlords must check tenants’ immigration status or face a £3,000 fine
Following a pilot scheme in the West Midlands, landlords across England will now have the additional responsibility of checking for illegal tenants, from autumn 2015.
Read moreGlasgow-based construction firm fined after worker killed
Morris & Spottiswood Limited – a construction firm based in Glasgow – has been found guilty of serious health and safety failings after a worker was crushed to death by a 1.6 tonne steel frame.
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