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Email hacking or business email compromise (“BEC”) fraud, as it is more formally known, costs businesses in the UK millions of pounds each year. In…

Skiing accidents are common, but rarely do they result from collisions with persons or objects. According to statistics kept by Perisher Blue, there…

Walking along a wooden jetty extending over the water is a pleasant recreational activity. A warning sign displayed at the entry point is reassuring…

Warning signs at beaches, boat ramps and wharfs have become an art-form, full of yellow diamonds and red circles with red lines…

In this interesting case, a UK parent company was held to owe a duty of care to provide a safe professional working environment to an employee of its…

Following the government's publication of its post-COVID-19 recovery strategy, employers are beginning to consider how they may safely reopen their…

The NSW Court of Appeal has decided that a Valuer’s liability for loss on a loan accrues when the property security is sold, not later when the…

The recent High Court judgement in Lisa Sheehan v Bus Éireann/Irish Bus and Vincent Dower provides a useful update on nervous shock cases in…

A recent case issued by the British Columbia Court of Appeal provides guidance regarding the duty of care owed by business owners and confirmed the…

For Johnson & Johnson Medical (JJM), the Federal Court orders made on 6 March 2020 represent a comprehensive rejection of its…