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You would be extremely unwise to run a case in the High Court without a solicitor. Anyone who has any conception of what is involved in High Court...
Very powerful for a claimant also. In fact, in what I imagine should (in the High Court) be a high value claim, I would be surprised if the...
Both. While Trump is a divisive charater, he was lucky enough to arrive at a time when there was a large groundswell of like-minded dissafected...
Borrowed from Wikipedia: "The English Civil War was a series of civil wars and political machinations between Parliamentarians and Royalists...
It’s funny you have posted this. I was talking to my wife only a few hours ago about the “challenges” faced by the US, due to: a) 4 years of...
Agreed with Judge Judy/Rinder etc, but you can expect a legally sound result in a case pursued on the Small Claims Track. The process, and rules...
The Consumer Rights Act does not apply to B2B contracts. Rinder is a qualified barrister, and I presume the programme has legal consultants. I...
As others have said, this is nothing to do with the police. Either they charge your friend with an offence, or they don't. This sounds like a...
This is an employment tribunal, and the documents involved and required differ from civil litigation. I would suggest you contact @Newchodge Dean
If your claim is B2B, email is fine. If your claim is B2C, the letter before action must comply with the Debt Pre Action Protocol, and must be...
The area of law that you are looking for is: A) Infringement of light - private nuisance B) Sap damage - Rylands v Fletcher/private nuisance....
There are several reasons for this. One reason has already been mentioned, more tests mean more results, some of them inevitably positive....
Agree. I have a 6 yr old HP laptop and a 2 year old top of the line bespoke desktop (Chillblast). Both run Photoshop fine, although the laptop...
The "14 day cooling off period" is not nearly as universal as people think, and is for "off premises" contracts only (The Consumer Contracts...
That's a dispute. It doesn't have to be justifiable, or even particularly reasonable. Provided it is sufficient to avoid being struck out under...
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