Practice Notes: Health & Safety
Music to their ears
Victoria Handley explains what the new noise regulations mean for the entertainment industry and how best to address hearing los
A shock to the system
Victoria Handley discusses the implications of acoustic shock: what is it, what is the legal position and what steps can be taken to protec
Now hear this
The Noise at Work Regulations 2005 could see an increased level of claims if employers fail to act, says Victoria Handle
Whose terms prevail?
If businesses do not study their contracts and protect their interests, the law cannot help them, says Michae
Companies and insolvency update
Simon Graham considers the most recent instalment of the Companies Act 2006, while David Archer reviews the latest cases on insolvenc
European briefing
Paul Stanley considers the consequences new cases on gambling, competition in the air travel sector, capitalisation rules, and the 50 years of the Treaty o
Safer roads
Tougher driving tests for young drivers are a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done to curb uninsured drivers. Roger Henderso
North-east: legal aid in turmoil
North-east legal aid lawyers are set to be badly hit by the current reforms. Jean-Yves Gil
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