...result of witnessing loved ones (in this case, a new-born baby) die in hospital. The Decision Mr King is a LAMDA-trained actor who has appeared in Mad Men and The...
...result of witnessing loved ones (in this case, a new-born baby) die in hospital. The Decision Mr King is a LAMDA-trained actor who has appeared in Mad Men and The...
...and girth compared with male athletes and that cellular differences predispose them to greater risk of injury under dynamic stretch. Thus female athletes may be at greater risk of diffuse...
...substantive claim, it was alleged that at some time between 1969 and 1975, the deceased, who worked as a design engineer specialising in water filtration systems, had worked at the...
...the Asbestos List which frequently encounters disputed and often complex expert evidence in both medical and engineering fields. Thus, whilst costs budgeting was the default position generally under the Civil...
...life support and in a critical condition. The Claimant sadly died later that day. The Defendant’s solicitors were notified of the Claimant’s death on 21 September 2020 and, on 25...
...Ovu tragically died after falling from a staircase in the emergency exit footbridge area at Canning Town London Underground Station. The staircase was a standard one with no particular defects....
...increased numbness around the S3 vertebrae. At A&E, she was referred for an orthopaedic opinion. The doctor in question carried out a comprehensive examination, which included testing for signs of...
...in oral evidence that the ultra-sound scan was ordered as “urgent”, there was no documentary evidence of this. The ultra-sound scan request form was completed at 2:39 pm. There was...
...to appeal with little elaboration on the reasons (see [54]) and noting that the wider importance of the case provided a compelling reason for an appeal to be heard. Commentary...
...another common law jurisdiction. This might provide some insight for when these claims come to be litigated in England & Wales. These cases would not, of course, have any precedent value...
...Packet Company Limited [2010] EWCA Civ 683, can be drawn generally against Defendants to historic NIHL claims who have disclosed no noise surveys, depends on the circumstances of the case...
...for damages. The Court unanimously agreed that whether or not inferences, such as that drawn against the Defendant in Keefe v Isle of Man Steam Packet Company Ltd [2010] EWCA Civ...