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Colin Peck looks at the case of BAE Systems Pension Funds Trustees Ltd v Bowers & Kirkland Ltd & Others (2017) QBD.
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Since 2012, nearly 700 child victims of sexual abuse have had payments refused by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority.
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We will be looking at the developments in law and practice which present both remedies and deterrents where fraud affects your organisation.
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A recent decision to dismiss a claim for personal injury brought against Mecca Bingo has reinforced that there must be an element of realism when apportioning fault.
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In Marsh v Ministry of Justice (2017) a claimant who had succeeded in his personal injury claim against the Ministry of Justice was awarded not only costs of trial on the indemnity basis, but also additional costs under CPR 36.17 because the MoJ had refused to engage in mediation.
A freedom of information request has found that since 2012 nearly 700 child victims of sexual abuse have had payments refused by the CICA.
As the modern workplace continues to evolve, so too must the principles of vicarious liability.