Practice Notes: Health & Safety
Burning questions
Two recent cases concerning asbestos-related lung cancer may have wide-reaching implications for claimants, says Vija
Removing the shackles
New sentencing guidelines mean that nothing is off limits for magistrates in health and safety cases, advises Pete
Staying on top of construction projects
Are you prepared for the introduction of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, asks Chri
The health and safety debate rages on
Zahra Nanji considers proposals for sentencing of health and safety offences and the progress o
Lord Chancellor’s ‘pitiful creature’ SARAH Bill survives latest attack
'Monument to Grayling' clears its final hurdle in the House of Lords as it passes thir
SARAH Bill ‘nurtures myths and misconceptions’
Legislation is no way to alter the perceptions, say
Employees suffering from stress, depression or anxiety on the rise
Lawyers warn employers to consider their duty of care in safeguarding staff menta
Mesothelioma mishmash
Simon Morrow and Malcolm Keen discuss the patchwork approach taken by the courts when giving judgment in asbestos cases The asbestos-related cancer mesot
SARAH Bill is in conflict with the Armed Forces Covenant
'Aims of the Bill would be better achieved through greater education of society on th
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