Thu Jul 11 2019
MPs launch inquiry into silicosis
A cross-party parliamentary inquiry into silicosis and its impact on construction workers has been begun.Health & Safety
MPs launch inquiry into silicosis
Tue Jun 27 2017
High time for reform of bereavement damages
An uncertain political landscape should be no excuse to relent on the campaign for a modern law aimed at compensating those families members left behind, argues Ross WhalleyMon Jun 26 2017
Getting to grips with the economics of health and safety
The courts are continuing to issue heavy fines to ensure penalties have a real financial impact on offenders, writes Alison McAteerTue Jun 20 2017
Fee for intervention scheme still needs improvement
The HSE consultation on resolving cost recovery disputes does little to satisfy lawyers' complaints about lack of impartiality, write Richard Crockford and Rebecca ConnellTue Mar 28 2017
What effect will Brexit have on health and safety?
Annabel Chadwick explains how several factors may impact the future of UK health and safety lawsTue Mar 14 2017
The case for compulsory public liability insurance
It is time to protect customers of public-facing businesses which both serve and profit from the public at large, argues Ross WhalleyTue Nov 29 2016
Health and safety revolution?
Ross Whalley considers the Health and Safety Executive's new sentencing guidelines nine months on from their implementationWed Aug 17 2016
How a Tasmanian court applied a UK ruling on future care costs
A landmark case could set the precedent for UK citizens claiming overseas, explains Peter Rigby