Health & Safety
Public safety versus public health
Jeremy Phillips considers a European ruling on gambling licences, cases on the boundary between the planning and licensing jurisdictions, and other signifi
Moore Blatch launches ‘major trauma service’ aimed at the NHS
New service to help health service recover injury costs in light of 'outdate
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Courts must prepare for ‘barrage’ of guilty pleas
New sentencing guidelines could see businesses entering early pleas to avoid £20m fines, says health and safet
Concussion: A matter of heart and head
Rugby is in the spotlight. Debate over the concussions that occurred during the Six Nations and at the end of the Premiership season is heightened n
‘Auntie Christ’
Across the pond, a New York woman has failed in her attempts to sue her 12-year-old nephew over a birthday hug that left her with a broke
Bereaved families treated like second-class citizens, says MP
'Ridiculous' law on psychiatric harm needs to be made fit fo
New cross-party approach to catastrophic injury claims
A dozen insurers and 40 law firms sign up to improve old multi-trac
Noise nuisance in the licensing area
Jeremy Phillips considers the concept of public safety in licensing reviews, the relevance of representations against a grant, and a proposal to hold ext
Activity trackers in personal injury claims
In the era of Strava, Garmin, and the Apple Watch, I find myself increasingly asking my sportier clients who have suffered serious injuries if they used a
