In a case which underlines the difficulties that can be caused by delay in planning cases, the Court of Appeal has ruled that campaigners opposed to a substantial residential development were correctly permitted to
In a ruling which underlines that Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) are not always right when it comes to correctly interpreting the law, an online provider of prescription glasses has convinced the First-Tier
The Government is consulting on further measures aimed at making it more difficult for illegal migrants to live and work in the UK. The measures include tougher civil penalties for rogue businesses that
In a ruling which usefully clarified the correct measure of damages in breach of confidence cases, the Court of Appeal has refused to increase a Euros 25,000 award made to a Formula One racing
In the context of a construction dispute where legal costs bills vastly exceeded the sums that were realistically recoverable and ended up ‘wagging the dog’, the High Court has sent a powerful message to
A landowner who failed to clear his agricultural holding of inappropriate development despite receiving a £250,000 fine for his repeated breaches of planning control has been given a suspended prison sentence for his contempt
A devoutly Christian bed & breakfast landlady who was ordered to compensate a gay couple after refusing to put them in a room with a double bed has failed in an appeal against the decision
Under Section 188 of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 (TULRCA), employers have a duty to consult with appropriate representatives of employees concerning forthcoming redundancies if 20 or more employees are
In a case which starkly illustrated the uncomfortable fact that the biggest threat to business success may come from within, the High Court has come to the aid of a financial services company whose
In emphasising that the purpose of the appellate process is to correct errors of law and that it is only very rarely appropriate to challenge a trial judge’s findings of fact, the Court of
