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Limitation in Noise Induced Hearing Loss cases
29 January 2015
Often a potential defence for insurers will be limitation in NIHL cases. -
Enduring Powers of Attorney - Positives and Pitfalls
28 January 2015
With an ageing population and the apparently corresponding increased risk of dementia and other debilitating mental diseases, what steps can you take to protect you and your family if you are deemed mentally incapable of managing your affairs. -
European Court of Justice Rules Obesity Could be a Disability
28 January 2015
In FOA (Kaltoft) v Billund the ECJ handed down its judgement in a case concerning a Danish child minder who was dismissed by his local authority employer. -
Teenage Pedestrians and Contributory Negligence
22 January 2015
Jackson (Appellant/Cross Respondent) v Murray and another (Respondents/Cross Appellants) (Scotland) When a young pedestrian is knocked down, the consequences can be catastrophic. -
FREE Larne Vital Business Seminar - The Importance of Recruitment and Employment Law for Businesses
6 January 2015
DATE: Friday 30th January 2015 LOCATION: Northern Regional College, Larne (The Point) TIME: 8. -
First Bus Wins Appeal Re Wheelchair Users but Appeal Underway to Supreme Court
23 December 2014
The Court of Appeal overturned the decision of Leeds County Court ruling bus companies should not be forced by law to draw up policies forcing parents with buggies to make way for wheelchair users in designated bays on buses. -
What can you buy the motorist who has everything this Christmas?
21 December 2014
This Money Magazine has reported a significant increase in the number of fraudulent road traffic accidents which are described as "crash for crash" where cars are rammed deliberately. -
MURPHY O'RAWE CHRISTMAS 'HUG IN A MUG' 2014 FOR NICFC
18 December 2014
A massive thanks to everyone who supported our Christmas 'Hug in a Mug' Fundraising Event for Cancer Fund for Children. -
Update on Fraud
21 November 2014
Insurance Companies in England and Wales need to prove a criminal standard in contempt of court proceedings for allegedly fraudulent personal injury claims. -
Mediate Before You Litigate
20 November 2014
There are many advantages in considering mediation as opposed to litigation.
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