A self-employed man was left with muscle loss and nerve damage after being struck in the arm by a pusher blocker. [Read More...]

A care home company has today admitted corporate manslaughter over the death of an 86-year-old woman.Ivy Atkin died on 22 November 2012, shortly after being moved from Autumn Grange care home in Sherwood Rise. [Read More...]

In a recent month-long initiative, the HSE targeted small refurbishment companies and found 46% of them did not meet the required standard for health and safety measures. [Read More...]

A control system fault at Tata, an international steel giant, nearly cost an employee his life after he was showered in scalding molten metal in a massive explosion at its Rotherham plant in 2012. [Read More...]

Baldwins Crane Hire has been found guilty of causing a brake failure that killed one of its employees in a crash. [Read More...]

One of the most confusing areas of insurance law relates to ‘double insurance’ and the principle of contribution. To understand the principle of contribution, one must always keep in the back of their mind that the basic principle of indemnity is as follows: [Read More...]

The Supreme Court was asked to decide on issues under the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 namely the cause of action and limitation periods for a party’s claim to recover sums paid pursuant to an adjudicator’s decision. [Read More...]

New sentencing guidelines could send some organisations to the wall, as well as making a custodial sentence a stronger possibility for directors and employees. [Read More...]