Judges at the Court of Appeal have been told that it would be “grossly unfair” to ignore the effect of injuries on soldiers when deciding on their level of compensation.
A British soldier currently fighting on the front line in Afghanistan is also facing a battle back home as the Government launches a court challenge over injury compensation for the armed forces.
Government plans to examine the process for tracking and tracing the former employers and insurers of the victims of asbestos-related disease are welcome if they lead to the setting up of an Employer’s Liability Insurance Bureau (ELIB). Thompsons…
Council`s are illegally spying on people to gather evidence to support allegations of non-criminal offences, according to chief surveillance commissioner Sir Christopher Rose. He reports that local authorities are conducting directed surveillance for…
