If you’ve been injured after slipping or falling, it can leave you feeling shaken, frustrated, and unsure about what to do next. You may keep asking yourself one important question: how do you prove a… How to Prove a Slip and Fall Case in the UK: A Simple, Step-by-Step Guide
The House of Lords decision in Walford v Miles remains a significant authority in English contract law on the enforceability of agreements made during negotiations. The case is particularly important for clarifying the legal position… Walford v Miles
Losing a limb is life-changing. Whether it happened suddenly in an accident or as a result of medical negligence, the physical, emotional and financial impact can be overwhelming. You may be dealing with pain, long-term… Amputation Compensation Claims in the UK: How Much You Can Claim and How the Process Works
Von Hannover v Germany was decided by the European Court of Human Rights in 2004 under Application No. 59320/00. The case concerned the scope of the right to respect for private life under Article 8… Von Hannover v Germany
Going to the barbers is something most people do without a second thought. You sit down, relax, and trust that you will walk out looking better than when you went in. But if a simple… What Happens If A Barber Cuts You? Your Legal Rights And Claims In The UK
Victoria Laundry (Windsor) Ltd v Newman Industries Ltd is a leading English contract law decision on the remoteness of damage and the recoverability of lost profits following a breach of contract. The case focuses on… Victoria Laundry (Windsor) Ltd v Newman Industries Ltd
If you have been in an accident and are dealing with neck pain, stiffness, or headaches, you may be wondering whether you can make a whiplash claim and more importantly, how you can prove it.… How Can You Prove a Whiplash Injury in the UK?
Tweddle v Atkinson is a foundational English contract law case that clearly established the doctrines of privity of contract and consideration. Decided in 1861 by the Queen’s Bench, the case confirmed that only those who… Tweddle v Atkinson (1861)
When you eat out at a restaurant, order a takeaway, or buy ready-to-eat food from a shop, you expect one simple thing — that the food is safe. If instead you end up ill with… Can You Sue for Food Poisoning and How Much Compensation Could You Get?
Tulk v Moxhay is a foundational English land law decision which established that, in certain circumstances, a restrictive covenant can bind future purchasers of land in equity. The case departed from the rigid common law… Tulk v Moxhay