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Legal experts debate Government liability for toxic air deaths09/07/2018 In the wake of the tragic death of a nine-year-old girl, linked by scientists to air pollution, experts are debating how the 'evolving law' in this area can hold public bodies liable for fatalities related to air pollution. |
Amey set for another legal showdown30/07/2018 Amey is set for another showdown with a major council after partially winning an early round in a legal battle with West Sussex County Council. |
Hear all about the FLOURISH CAV project on Talking Transport25/10/2018 The latest in the series of popular Talking Transport podcasts discusses the human side of driverless cars by talking to key members of the FLOURISH |
£140k claim against council thrown out due to social media exposé23/11/2018 A cyclist who tried to sue Cheshire East Council for up to £140,000 by claiming a crash involving an exposed manhole had caused him injuries had his case thrown out after his social media posts told a different story. |
Legal analysis: Dealing with the inevitable18/04/2019 Penny Simmons and Chris Thomas from award-winning international infrastructure law firm Pinsent Masons LLP outline the latest consultation proposals for changes to tax rules relating to personal services companies (PSCs) and the steps businesses should be taking to mitigate their increased tax and HR risks. |
Legal: The best option on aggregate30/05/2019 Steven Porter, Alastair Dale and Jon Hart at award winning infrastructure law firm Pinsent Masons LLP highlight the recent review launched by the UK Government on the Aggregates Levy . |
Legal: Being practical about practical completion20/06/2019 Ava Zadkhorvash, Alastair Dale and Jonathan Hart of Pinsent Masons LLP take a look at a recent Court of Appeal decision and what this might mean for transport authorities and contractors. |
Significant legal finding on 'maintainable at public expense'15/07/2019 A successful High Court appeal in a highways claim against Wigan Council has established an important point in case law - that if a highway authority built a highway, it counts as a 'highway maintainable at public expense' regardless of when or why it was built or designated a highway. |
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