CHAPTER FOUR THIRD PARTY RIGHTS – DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY In this chapter, we will focus on the new and potential threats to data protection and privacy created by drones and the European, national and drone regulations that are in place to safeguard these rights. When do Data Protection and […]
CHAPTER THREE DECIDING TO BECOME A HORSE OWNER There are three basic rules to remember when buying a horse: The perfect horse is out there. Unfortunately, it is perfect for someone else. If someone seriously sets out to deceive you they will and there is very little if anything you […]
CHAPTER TWO TENANCIES WHICH ARE PROTECTED BY THE LTA 1954 Section 23(1) LTA 1954 states that ‘Subject to the provisions of this Act, this Part of this Act applies to any tenancy where the property comprised in the tenancy is or includes premises which are occupied by the tenant and […]
The procurement strategy identifies the best way of achieving the completion of a construction project – often taking into account the best value for money over the entire life-cycle of the building or facility. The aim of a good procurement strategy is to achieve the optimum balance of risk, control […]
CHAPTER THREE DANGEROUS DOGS In this Chapter I look at the area which brings most concern for owners – dogs which are dangerous. I will look at the definitions and penalties for criminal offences and a civil complaint. I will also look at Breed specific legislation. If your dog is […]
‘The No Nonsense Solicitors’ Practice: A Guide To Running Your Firm’ by Bettina Brueggemann A no-nonsense, practical guide on how and how not to run a law firm, examining why so many solicitors struggle in business, and how you can avoid the common mistakes and attitudes that lead to lack […]
‘A Practical Guide to Cosmetic Surgery Claims’ by Dr Victoria Handley Cosmetic surgery litigation is not like other civil litigation. Your client is often scared, emotional, embarrassed, and fearful that the cosmetic enhancement that has gone wrong will be permanent or further surgery will be needed to correct it. The […]
‘A Practical Guide to Marketing for Lawyers’ by Catherine Bailey & Jennet Ingram Now, more than ever before, law firms have to use marketing to compete for work. The rise of alternate business structures, and the growing number of mergers and acquisitions has led to the demise of the old-fashioned […]
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