
Rajkiran Barhey reports that in some circumstances the door may be open to claims by children against local authorities if they fail to protect them from third parties
Rajkiran Barhey reports that in some circumstances the door may be open to claims by children against local authorities if they fail to protect them from third parties
Harry Sheehan analyses the recent Supreme Court decision of Vedanta
David Cook seeks certainty from the Supreme Court
Shahram Sharghy reports on a case that concerned whether a duty of care was owed by a non-medically-trained receptionist
In the second part of a two-part analysis, John-Paul Swoboda outlines the decision in Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis v DSD and looks at the wider impact on claims against the police
In part one of a two-part analysis of claims against the police, John-Paul Swoboda examines the decision in Robinson and whether the police are exempt from negligence claims
Andrew Burnette looks at liability and the unknown: can the provider of a reference be responsible if it doesn’t know who will rely on it?
Gwendoline Davies and Malcolm Simpson look at jurisdiction and the liability of parent companies for international subsidiaries
Ruth Kennedy considers the basis upon which liability can be established
Dr Simon Fox QC provides a summary of all the important cases from 2017