December 2019 – When Executors Go Rogue

The recent case of Baynton-Williams v Baynton-Williams ([2019] EWHC 2179 (Ch)) in England flags up the importance of taking care not to inadvertently mislead the court in preparing a witness statement and the importance of expert witnesses complying with their … More →

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A Company is Held Vicariously Liable after an Assault at a Christmas Night Out

The festive season is now over for another year with all the work Christmas parties attended and hopefully enjoyed by everyone. We all love a work Christmas night out but unfortunately a recent case Bellman v Northampton Recruitment Ltd (2018) … More →

Posted in Blog Tagged Court, Employment Law, Vicarious Liability