Practice Notes: Expert witness
Agency drivers
Can a commercial goods vehicle operator avoid being prosecuted for not having an operator licence because the driver is neither his employee nor agent? Ant
20 Oct 2006
Tribunal trials
Alan Murdie reports on the potential impact of Draft Tribunals, Courts and Enforcemen
20 Oct 2006
Getting disclosure
Coroners should remain free to make appropriate orders due to their unique role and new legislation should strengthen their powers. Simon Jackson Q
11 Aug 2006
Update: landlord and tenant - part 1
In the first of two articles, Norman Joss and Nick Grundy discuss leases and licences, secure tenancies, housing and human rights and ren
23 Jun 2006
Rutherford saga
The Lords’ decision in Rutherford brings welcome clarification of the concepts behind sex discrimination laws, says Su
12 May 2006
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