Month: April 2022

[ad_1] The Judicial Support Network Ltd (JSN) – a new confidential support association of and for judges – last year made a submission to the Equality and Human

[ad_1] The Covid-19 pandemic caused widespread disruption across many sectors of the economy, with the restaurant and wider hospitality sector being one of the hardest hit. In a

[ad_1] On 11 April, the Judicial College published the 16th edition of its guidelines to the assessment of general damages in personal injury cases. The previous edition was

[ad_1] The low down A century ago they were described as ‘poor man’s lawyers’ – solicitors working with the country’s most disadvantaged people to seek legal solutions to

[ad_1] Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal). [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] For so many businesses, it’s not a case of if, but when. In 2021, two in five UK businesses said they had experienced cybersecurity breaches or attacks

[ad_1] Opposing the sharing of its intellectual property, the company’s board argued that “vaccine manufacturing is a biological production that is extraordinarily complex”, involving 280 ingredients from 86

[ad_1] From Sunday, public health advice will change to a “stay at home” message for people who are unwell. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] The woman, who was from Manchester, died after paramedics were called to a riverside in Derbyshire. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] A hospital chief executive’s husband drove her to A&E because of concerns over long 999 waits. [ad_2] Source link