Feature
17 May 2013
The effects of section 61 of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill and the Deregulation Bill on health and safety regulation will be far-reaching and deep, says Zahra Nanji
News
18 April 2013
Insurers 'rubbing their hands with glee' over clause 61 of ERR bill
News
11 March 2013
No level playing field for litigants in person, APIL warns
Feature
18 January 2013
Zahra Nanji questions the repercussions of a late amendment to the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill, which places the onus on employees to prove negligence
where an injury occurs at work
News
19 December 2012
Consultation to start next spring
Feature
16 November 2012
Ian Pennock isn’t convinced by the government’s
proposed changes to health and safety in the
Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill
Feature
14 September 2012
Zahra Nanji revisits the government’s new scheme to recover costs incurred through health and safety breaches and proposals to introduce European-style deregulation
News
14 August 2012
Welly thrown during mini Olympics in a way which 'could not have been foreseen'
News
23 July 2012
Eady J says hard cases do not invalidate requirement that couples must have lived together for two years
News
19 July 2012
Health and safety not 'a straitjacket which prevents children from taking risks'
News
27 June 2012
Contempt proceedings 'the most economical and the most just' way to deal with similar cases
News
28 May 2012
Retailers allowed to claim back millions of pounds from producer of toxic anti-mould chemical
Feature
21 May 2012
Zahra Nanji reviews
new regulations on
asbestos exposure,
the HSE’s ‘fee for
intervention’ scheme
and the latest chapter
in the government’s
war against health
and safety legislation
Feature
11 May 2012
The ruling in Chandler has established that a parent company may be liable for breaches of health and
safety laws by a subsidiary without the need to consider lifting the corporate veil.
Alan McKenna reviews
the court’s reasoning
while Robert...
Feature
23 April 2012
The effects of the Supreme Court ruling in the employers’ liability ‘trigger’ case are likely to reach further than mesothelioma claims to other asbestos disease sufferers and even beyond, suggests Daniel Easton
Comment
9 April 2012
Richard Matthews QC and James Ageros (editors)
Oxford University Press, 2010, £125
ISBN: 978-0199586615
Feature
30 January 2012
The government should be promoting the protection health and safety legislation affords all parties – not irresponsibly eroding its reputation, argues Zahra Nanji
