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The Court of Appeal decision in the case of Clive Bellman v Northampton Recruitment Ltd provides yet further indication as to the rapidly evolving law in relation to vicarious liability. Vicarious liability refers to the … Read more

Currently it is estimated that around two million people in the UK suffer from a food allergy. Recent statistics confirm that of these two million people, around 5,000 people are hospitalised each year due to … Read more

A woman’s personal injury claim against Police Scotland has been allowed by the Court of Session to go ahead, 18 years after the accident took place. Anji Mannas was injured on 20 January 2001 when … Read more

The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, was involved in a road traffic accident on Thursday at Sandringham. He collided with another vehicle carrying three passengers, one of which was a nine month old baby. Thankfully, … Read more

The Sheriff Appeal Court has issued its decision in the case of Diane Raybould v T&N Gilmartin (Contractors) Limited. This was an appeal from a case that was heard in the All Scotland Personal Injury … Read more

With Christmas approaching Jackson Boyd has been getting into the festive mood, from taking part in #elfontheshelf (featuring our now infamous and originally named Jackson and Boyd) to Christmas Jumper Day. A group of us … Read more

Appeal judges have ruled Tommy Sheridan is entitled to interest at the judicial rate of 8% per year on the 200,000 damages he was awarded from the date of the jury’s verdict in 2006 until … Read more

Fans of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! will have noticed that John Barrowman was absent from the jungle on Sunday night. The actor was rushed to hospital after sustaining a sprain to his … Read more

A joint public consultation has been launched by the Scottish Law Commission and the Law Commission of England and Wales on the topic of legal reforms to ensure that the UK is prepared for the … Read more

The All-Scotland Personal Injury Court (otherwise known as ASPIC) deals with personal injury cases valued at £5,000[1] and over. If the value of the case exceeds £100,000 the pursuer can either raise the action in … Read more