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New Asbestos Guide For Schools Published

20Apr

New guidance for the management of asbestos in schools has been published by the Department for Education.

Family Orders Set For Reform

20Apr

Family lawyers have welcomed the opening of a Law Commission consultation to examine the reform of family financial orders.

Pair Convicted After Dog Attack

16Apr

Two men have been convicted after a teenager was seriously injured in a dog attack in Middlesbrough.

Alzheimer’s Society Roadshow To Visit Darlington

15Apr

The mobile information unit will be travelling across the UK, dropping into Darlington on April 17.

Compensation Put Aside For Air Crash Victims

15Apr

Lufthansa has already paid 50,000 euros of initial financial support to the families of the air crash victims.

More Cash For Family Lawyers Scheme

25Mar

Family lawyers become Family Matters guides to give crucial information to low income separating couples and signpost them towards local support groups.

New Laws Protect Ex-Offenders From Enforced Subject Access Requests

23Mar

A change to the Data Protection Act has made it unlawful for an employer to make enforced subject access requests to potential employees.

Retired Police Claim Millions In Compensation

23Mar

The outcome of an employment appeal tribunal will determine whether former police officers are entitled to make a retired police claim for compensation.

House husband appeals divorce court’s decision

20Mar

A house husband has appealed a ruling made by the divorce courts that will require him to sell his £1m Wimbledon home.

Injured Cyclists Sue Council Over Tram Lines

20Mar

Sixty injured cyclists are to sue the City of Edinburgh Council after sustaining injuries they claim were caused by the city’s tram lines.

Medical Negligence Lawyers Welcome Report

19Mar

Medical negligence lawyers have welcomed a national survey revealing that improving access to GP appointments should be the NHS’s top target in 2015.

Region Tops Dog Bite League

19Mar

Official statistics suggest the Teesside, Durham and Darlington area has one of the highest rates of dog bite attacks in the country.

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