The right kind of care…
28.11.08
The Oldham Evening Chronicle reports on the ever increasing cases of elder and nursing home abuse. Jenny Hollamby speaks to Ralli PR & Marketing Manager, Gillian Nuttall, whose grandmother was an unfortunate…
Archive for November, 2008
Woman convicted over MySpace suicide
27.11.08
A woman has been convicted in a landmark cyber-bullying case after a teenager committed suicide over hoax messages on MySpace. Lori Drew posed as a fictitious 16-year-old boy called Josh…
Barnsley may take legal action after Hulme injury
26.11.08
BARNSLEY are considering legal action against Sheffield United defender Chris Morgan over the elbow which left their Canadian striker Iain Hume with a fractured skull. The announcement came after English…
Cancer patients seek damages after frozen sperm is destroyed
25.11.08
Six cancer sufferers are seeking substantial compensation after a hospital freezer broke down, destroying their sperm samples and almost certainly denying them a chance of fathering children. Senior judges heard…
The Miller’s Tale- Privacy Law
24.11.08
Steve Kuncewicz, Media and Intellectual Property Expert. Privacy is one of the fastest-developing areas of law in the United Kingdom following a number of recent cases that appear to finally…
Settlement sees Jackson Avoid UK Court
24.11.08
A last minute out of court settlement means that Michael Jackson will no longer visit the UK to testify in the High Court. Arab Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad al Khalifa was suing…
Arsene Wenger considers Theo Walcott damages claim
21.11.08
Theo Walcott is facing shoulder surgery for the second time in less than two years, which could keep him out of action for at least three months. The Arsenal winger…
Google deal is good news for copyright law
20.11.08
The search giant’s settlement with publishers could be a game-changing legal event, says the MP for Intellectual Property. As with many legal systems, the copyright framework in most countries is…
Trademark row over Liverpool’s bird symbol
19.11.08
The owners of Liverpool Football Club have applied to register the Liver Bird as their trademark, prompting the city council to take legal advice. The club has applied to the…
Mother in landmark case after Friends Reunited crash
18.11.08
A PLYMOUTH mother has won a landmark legal case after a car crash with an old school friend she had tracked down on the Friends Reunited website. Instead of chatting…
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