Legal News
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Posted 20/08/2013 The BBC has reported that a lifetime of too much copper in our diets may be contributing to Alzheimer’s disease.The research by scientists in the US has suggested...
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Posted 15/01/2015 The end of a relationship is never an easy time. There is the emotional fall out to deal with – if you have been living together you may...
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Posted 28/01/2010 Companies are unlikely to see their risk of facing insolvency decrease in the coming months despite the end of the recession, according to an expert. Steven Law, vice...
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Posted 21/12/2009 Two television reporters who were selected for redundancy by Anglia TV are to launch unfair dismissal claims against the broadcaster over allegations of age discrimination. Dianne Stradling and...
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Posted 02/03/2015 An inquest is to be held tomorrow (3 March) into the death of a Pulham Market woman who died following varicose vein surgery. Nicola Tweedy, 54, attended Norwich...
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Posted 12/04/2010 New employment law relating to sick leave and holiday pay is unpopular, research has suggested. Recent changes to the European Working Time Directive give employees the right to...
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Posted 29/07/2013 The BBC reported today a study which suggests that nurses are having to “ration” care because of time pressures. The study published in BMJ Quality & Safety which...
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Posted 20/10/2013 Julie Crossley, a medical injury specialist at Ashtons Legal, has obtained a settlement of £37,500 for an elderly lady who is now reliant on family members for her...
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Posted 16/03/2015 The recent ruling in the ‘Blurred Lines trial’, which awarded more than $7.3m to the family of Marvin Gaye, might just be one of the most significant legal...
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Posted 20/05/2010 A woman who was overlooked for a promotion because of her age has been awarded compensation at an employment law tribunal. Linda Sturdy, now 60, had applied for...
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Posted 21/10/2013 The BBC reported today that foreigners are entitled to various treatments, including emergency care. Up to £500m could be recovered from overseas visitors’ and migrants’ use of the...
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Posted 26/05/2010 A man who was left in agony after an operation went wrong has received an undisclosed sum in clinical negligence compensation. Gerald Morgan, 60, had been struggling with...
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