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Jack McCracken and Sarah Hopkinson have published a series of five articles addressing possible liabilities on the part of employers for outbreaks of COVID-19 amongst their workforce.
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This blog addresses extensions of time for serving Particulars of Claim under the Civil Procedure Rules. It is extremely important to note immediately that the issue of time for service of the Claim Form is an entirely separate matter. Service of the Claim Form is regulated very strictly by CPR rules 7.5 and 7.6. These…
Earlier this year, the Outer House of Scotland’s Court of Session handed down judgment in Gough v Cannons Law Practice [2025] CSOH 28 where the two pursuers sought damages for the loss of a chance to bring novel Aerotoxic Syndrome (“ATS”) claims against their former employers. The cases were brought by former pilots (the pursuers)…
An important, but sometimes overlooked, feature of road traffic litigation is the distinct and preferential damages and costs regime which applies to claims arising from collisions involving motorcycles and which renders considerable benefits to the victims of motorcycle accidents, as “vulnerable road users”, when compared to car drivers and their passengers. The sweeping changes instituted…
