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Could Jurassic Park Be Held Liable?
I thought to celebrate the release of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, I would look at the responsibility Jurassic P...
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Child Arrangements Orders – “Live With” and “Spend Time With”
The question of which parent is more likely to get a Live With Child Arrangements Order (custody in old money) is a...
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Surviving Spinal Injury – The Journey
After the success of the Brain Injury Conference in 2016, Lanyon Bowdler hosted another event entitled Surviving Sp...
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Law Firm advice for Work Experience Students
As you’re most likely aware, one of the most important things for a legal career is experience. As such, many law s...
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Epilepsy Drug Epilim and its Potential Impact on Pregnancy
The drug has been making headlines recently, as it appears that the risks associated with taking Epilim during preg...
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Leaving a Gift To Charity In Your Will
After you have taken care of family and friends in your Will you may wish to consider leaving a gift to your favour...
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Metal Detecting
Metal detecting and the prospect of unearthing buried treasure is something that has always fascinated me. I wanted...
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Estranged Children & Inheritance
Estranged Children and the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975.
The long-awaited judgment o...
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Where There’s Blame There’s a Claim
Channel 5 showed their first episode last night of “Where there’s blame, there’s a claim” and I hope the programmes...
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PIP – Costing An Arm & A Leg
In 2013, the government launched Personal Independence Payment (PIP) to replace Disability Living Allowance (DLA) f...
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Breast Screening: Do We Need More Transparency About Breast Density?
It may be that mammograms are not the most effective means of detecting breast cancer in up to 50% of women, due to...
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World (post) Cancer Awareness Day
On 4 February we had World Cancer Awareness Day, a campaign with the aim of uniting millions across the globe in th...
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Mock Trial
I recently assisted Shrewsbury School in holding a mock trial at their school. This involved preparing a ...
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Planning Permission and Keeping Horses
In recent years development involving horses has become increasingly popular. Farm land and buildings are being sol...
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When is a Tractor Not a Tractor?
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) delivered an extremely significant decision in the case of Damijan Vnuk v Zavar...
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High Court Finds Recruitment Consultancy’s Restrictive Covenants To Be Enforceable
Businesses with employees who could potentially be a commercial threat should they leave their employment often mak...
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The Legal Obligations of Quad Bikes
Quad bikes, or all terrain vehicles (ATV) are a very useful light machine used by many farmers, growers and gamekee...
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Accrued Holiday on Termination of Employment
An employment tribunal has held that payments in lieu of untaken statutory holiday on termination of employment mus...
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Ragwort – What’s the Problem?
Farmers, landowners and the general public may be aware of the legal implications under the Weeds Act 1959 and the ...
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Farm Vehicles and Mud on the Road – Farmers Must be Aware of the Law
Diversification can lead to new sources of income, and may also be an attractive business project for younger gener...
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