Archive for November 12th, 2018

Man Injured on Private Land Wins High Court Battle

12th November 2018 by Healys

In a ground-breaking decision, the High Court has awarded compensation to a pedestrian who was hit by an uninsured driver on private land. Continue reading →

12th November 2018 Healys 0 Comments Personal injury blog posts

Health And Safety Fines Are Meant To Hurt – Court Of Appeal Ruling

12th November 2018 by Healys

Financial penalties imposed for health and safety breaches are meant to hurt. That was certainly demonstrated by one case in which a small trailer repair company was fined £120,000 following a much-loved grandfather’s death in an avoidable workplace accident. Continue reading →

12th November 2018 Healys 0 Comments Personal injury blog posts

Warehouse Accident – Who Was To Blame?

12th November 2018 by Healys

When someone is injured at work in a preventable accident that was not their own fault, it is not always immediately clear who is to blame. Continue reading →

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TUPE Transfers And Obsolete Terms And Conditions

12th November 2018 by Healys

Staff who are transferred from one employer to another have a right to work under the same terms and conditions as before, but what happens if such provisions become obsolete? That was the issue facing the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in a guideline case. Continue reading →

12th November 2018 Healys 0 Comments Employment law blog posts