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Have you been involved in an accident with an uninsured or untraced driver? If so you may be entitled to make a compensation claim through the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB). The Motor Insurance Bureau is the mechanism in the … Read more

Women’s lives may have been cut short by a major IT error which meant patients in England missed crucial breast cancer screenings, the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has said. Speaking in the House of Commons, … Read more

A string of Scottish Celebrities have recently backed a campaign by the National Trust for Scotland by telling us what they love and hate about our country. Sir Chris Hoy, like all cyclists, hates the … Read more

On 4th April 2018 the All-Scotland Personal Injury Court at Edinburgh published their decision in the case of Louise McKevitt v The National Trust for Scotland. The case provides a useful overview of when liability … Read more

Asbestos exposure is usually associated with shipbuilding and heavy industry. However, there have been a new wave of asbestos cases coming forwards that indicate that asbestos exposure is no longer limited to these areas. Cases … Read more

On 1 September 2012 Chris Goldscheider’s hearing was irreversibly damaged. Mr Goldscheider was an extremely talented voila player who, during rehearsal for Wagner’s ‘Die Walkure’, was seated directly in front of the brass section of … Read more

Yes, according to a recent case in the High Court of England and Wales, The Bosworth Water Trust v SSR & Ors ((2018) EWHC 444 (QB)). The case highlighted the importance of providing a duty … Read more

The recent decision at Glasgow Sheriff Court in the case of Lauren Grubb against Natalie Shannon has once again highlighted the importance of social media as an evidential tool. This was a case that involved … Read more