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    Archive for September, 2019

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    Cancer misdiagnosis claims – the result of a vicious circle of circumstances?

    23rd September 2019 by

    The phrase ‘cancer misdiagnosis claims’ has become used to describe claims not just for the misdiagnosis of cancer. It is also the term often used when people make medical negligence claims because the wrong cancer treatment has been applied, or as a result of a diagnosis of cancer being made later than it should have been i.e. because chances to spot the symptoms of cancer were previously missed by a medical professional on at least one occasion.   Continue reading →

    23rd September 2019 0 Comments Insights, Personal injury blog posts
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    Disabled Teacher’s Suspension Not Discriminatory, Rules Employment Appeal Tribunal

    10th September 2019 by

    The question of whether the suspension of a teacher who could only write by hand for a few minutes constituted direct disability discrimination and harassment under the Equality Act 2010 was considered by the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) recently in Ahmed v The Cardinal Hume Academies. Continue reading →

    10th September 2019 0 Comments Employment law blog posts, Insights
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    Don’t Confuse Companies With Their Trading Styles! High Court Ruling

    10th September 2019 by

    Companies are often far less well known than the brands under which they trade. A recent High Court case illustrated that failing to make a distinction between formal corporate entities and their trading styles can cause problems when it comes to dispute resolution. Continue reading →

    10th September 2019 0 Comments Commercial property blog posts, Dispute resolution blog posts, Insights, Property disputes blog posts
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    Widow Pays for Delay in Seeking Provision From Her Husband’s Estate

    6th September 2019 by

    If you feel that you have suffered a wrong of any kind, a delay in taking legal action can put paid to your chances of obtaining justice. A widow who was left nothing in her deceased husband’s will found that out to her cost when her hopes of obtaining reasonable financial provision from his estate were dashed. Continue reading →

    6th September 2019 0 Comments Insights, Private client blog posts, Private Wealth
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    Victim of Triple Fatality Road Accident Wins Seven-Figure Compensation

    6th September 2019 by

    Roads are inherently dangerous places but, if disaster strikes, specialist lawyers can ensure that accident victims are properly compensated. In one case, solicitors representing a young man whose life was changed forever by a crash in which three of his friends died were able to secure multi-million-pound damages on his behalf. Continue reading →

    6th September 2019 0 Comments Insights, Personal injury blog posts