Blog — 02 April 2015

Conference Report: Google’s pain, an imperfect decision in an imperfect world

Academics, commentators, students and lawyers, including Google’s Senior Privacy Counsel, gathered at the University of Cambridge on 27 March 2015 at a conference entitled ‘EU Internet Regulation after Google Spain’….

Blog — 31 March 2015

Effects of anxiety and depression were not ‘substantial’ or ‘long-term’ Tribunal decides - Nick Fry discusses the case in the DLA’s Briefings

Saad v University Hospital Southampton NHS Trust and Health Education England [2014] UKEAT/0184/141DM, December 4, 2014

Blog — 11 February 2015

“Compensation Culture” - behind the Daily Mail headlines

We’ve all read the Daily Mail headlines about so called “crazy” personal injury claims. We’ve all heard MP’s publically denounce whiplash claims as fake. Heck, we’ve probably all received the…

Blog — 23 January 2015

Pressure sores; yet another healthcare postcode lottery

Pressure sores are open wounds that form as a result of prolonged pressure applied to the skin. They are not a new phenomenon yet they continue to plague the disabled,…

Blog — 22 January 2015

Unfair and unlawful: Courts deliver judgements on the Detained Fast Track Procedure

This article looks at the Detained Fast Track (DFT) Procedure and tracks the series of blows delivered to the Government’s scheme in the last 6 months, through cases brought by…