Car insurance firms will often impose an age limit on policies - meaning some elderly road users could be locked out of certain products and services when looking to renew

In June 2023, the Italian Government sought to make changes to road safety laws which would require cyclists to wear helmets, carry number plates and have liability insurance.

Airlines are pushing for a major change to compensation rules, which could say passengers across the Europe including the UK, out of pocket if their flight is delayed

A survey conducted by Simmons & Simmons of over 500 legal heads has found – perhaps as one would expect – that legal AI use will drive major changes to the market over the next 10 years. But al…

A costs judge has allowed a leading US law firm to recover partner costs at £700 per hour, said to be the largest ever departure from the guideline hourly rates.

A judge in the UK made the ruling on Friday after efforts from UEFA to block the decision.

More than half of professional indemnity cases issued in the High Court over the past five years were against solicitors, according to new figures.

An update on upcoming increases to selected court and tribunal fees.

A personal injury settlement offers a quick and easy way to move on after an accident. The insurance company hands you a check, and you put the whole ordeal behind you.

The UK government has introduced a bill to Parliament that would, for the first time in the country’s history, recognise cryptocurrency as personal property

Court users should help to reduce the burden on taxpayers, government proposes.

Welsh local authority argues nuisance claim should be stayed until the claimant has engaged with other alternative dispute resolution options.

Better late than never

In the case of Mrs S White v Abbey Grange Residential Home an employment tribunal heard that Mrs S. White worked for Abbey Grange Residential Home in Burnley and launched a claim against the care...