It is an employer’s responsibility to ensure the safety of their staff while at work, ensuring that the workspace is safe, secure and is compliant with health and safety regulations.
Below Lawyer Monthly recently heard from Ahmed Osman, a barrister in pupillage at One Pump Court, as he delves into the complexities of housing law and the trivialities of his first case in court.
With the EU already beginning to look back on the implementation of GDPR, and looking ahead for new ways to protect data and privacy, legislation in the US still has a way to go.
Last month, the world saw pictures of Sally Challen at home with her two sons for the first time in nearly a decade. After conviction in 2011, a UK court recently overturned the conviction, on the back of new evidence.
Family law matters are intimate, personal and touch upon people's most private treasures and issues. This perspective directly affects all aspects of domestic relations, including appellate practice.
The "fear of cancer" or "anxiety" to potentially develop a disease in the future has been recognised in France in the scope of the asbestos-related litigation.
If you have been injured in an accident, you have probably wondered if it is worth it to sue the at-fault party. If you do decide to sue them, you're probably wondering how long it will take for the lawsuit to be resolved.
Millennials have a tendency to involve themselves in long-term relationships without getting married. Much like dating, there are no clear-cut rules on how assets are divided if the relationship ends.
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