Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. Not all car accidents are serious. In fact, many car accidents could be categorized as minor. In these instances, injuries sustained by a passenger or driver are minor and the damage to the injured driver’s vehicle is minimal, but […]
CHAPTER ONE WHAT IS A HOUSE IN MULTIPLE OCCUPATION (HMO)? One of the most important aspects of HMO law is defining what and what is not an HMO. In addition to defining an HMO one then needs to consider whether the HMO (all of which come under the ambit of […]
CHAPTER ONE DEFINITION OF AN ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCY KEY POINTS The assured shorthold tenancy was introduced by the Housing Act 1988 and came into existence on 15 January 1989. All tenancies granted in the private rented sector on or after 28 February 1997 automatically became assured shorthold tenancies. The assured […]
Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. In mid-2017, government leaders announced a long-awaited reform proposal relating to personal injury claims. The reformed law intends to create an environment that is not built on a foundation of litigation but instead encourages only legitimate victims with personal […]
CHAPTER ONE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF FOOD LAW Introduction This chapter will consider some of the general principles of food law including how food is regulated at European Union level and at national level along with some of the main concepts set out in Regulation (EC) No 178/2002 (the General Food […]
Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. If you are planning to open a law firm, you must work on your business plan first. One must go through a process research process a then create a particle plan for establishing a law firm. Here we are […]
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION: A BRIEF HISTORY OF FINANCIAL SERVICES Before 2001 Financial services regulation had an epoch defining moment in 2000 when the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (“FSMA”) was passed. This swept away the previous regime of self-regulation of the industry by the various Self Regulatory Organisations (“SROs”), […]
CHAPTER TWO THE ANATOMY OF MEDIATION 2.01 What follows in this chapter is a general outline of the path normally taken in mediation but it must be remembered that firstly, the parties are in charge of the process, so they can change it to suit their needs, and secondly, flexibility […]
Consideration was given for the editing and publication of this post. Nothing in life is certain! And the best way we can deal with it is by being prepared for anything. Whether it is related to career, relationship, education or anything else – always be ready to deal with ever […]
CHAPTER TWO ESTIMATES Introduction 2.1. A client who instructs a solicitor in a contentious matter will always want to know two things at the outset; what the merits are and what the cost will be. In non-contentious matters the client will similarly be concerned as to the costs of the […]
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