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A review of the courts’ approach to occupiers’ liability
Matthew Tuff
11.08.2022
In this article I will be discussing what are, in my opinion, some of the most useful and interesting occupiers’ liability…
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The rules on defendant admissions
Matthew Tuff
09.08.2022
The is article first appeared in PI Focus Magazine – May 2021
The issue of ‘admissions’ has given rise to…
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Useful tips on witness statements
Matthew Tuff
05.08.2022
The is article first appeared in PI Focus Magazine – November 2020
Matthew Tuff offers some tips on witness statements.
In any personal injury claim,…
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Is a change in the law for cohabiting couples on the horizon?
Jan Galloway
05.08.2022
Can the ‘common law marriage’ myth finally be bust?
Cohabiting couples represent the fastest growing family type in England and…
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Failure to serve a gas safety certificate at the commencement of a tenancy could now prevent the use of the s21 notice
Gemma Richards
03.08.2022
This case law update comes off the back of Byrne v Harwood-Delgado [2022]
Facts of the case
The tenant moved…
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A guide to injunctions
Rachel Hetherington
03.08.2022
This guide introduces the process of obtaining injunctive relief through the English courts. This note does not extend to matters…
Case study
Compensation obtained for widower after wife’s tragic death in road crash
Matthew Claxson
02.08.2022
Matthew Claxson, a partner in the Moore Barlow serious injury team has obtained settlement for our client following a fatal…
Case study
Seven figure settlement achieved for 2 sisters being involved in the same road traffic collision
Siobhan Thomas
02.08.2022
The Serious Injury Team at Moore Barlow recently acted on behalf of two siblings who sustained serious injuries whilst crossing…
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Take off for a new home abroad
Moore Barlow
29.07.2022
Grab your Factor 50 and seek holiday home heaven with overseas investment expert, property writer and Editor of A Place…
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The risk of holding a “sham” redundancy procedure
Emma Edis
27.07.2022
In the recent case of Rentplus UK v Coulson, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (“EAT”) upheld the Tribunal’s earlier decision to award…
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Without prejudice protection upheld after employer sails close to the wind
Naomi Greenwood
27.07.2022
In April 2022, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) overturned the original decision in the case of Swiss Re Corporate Solutions Limited…
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Can I take my child on holiday without my ex’s consent?
Laura White
27.07.2022
“We’re all going on a summer holiday, but only if my ex gives consent too”
It’s the time of year…
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