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The NHSCFA has amply demonstrated it has both the appetite and the teeth to fight fraud, and in securing a first conviction as the 'Counter Fraud Authority'.
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IICSA's latest report on Cambridge House, Knowl View and Rochdale has been published today.
Sir Cliff Richard yesterday launched his court battle to sue the BBC for breach of his right to privacy, enshrined in Article 8 of the Human Rights Act 1998, after they filmed and broadcast footage of his home being searched and publicly named him as a suspect in historical sexual abuse allegations.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has held that the purpose of maternity leave is to protect the health and wellbeing of a woman during pregnancy and following child birth.
Since 2013 the travel industry has seen a huge 500% increase in the number of false 'holiday sickness' claims.
The recent introduction of the new Inspections of Local Authority Children’s Services (ILACS) system has been met with some trepidation from the sector.
The good news is that the Department for Transport is providing £100m to local authorities to carry out much needed repairs and this should provide some much needed respite.
A group of 17 men on a stag party have been ordered to pay a combined sum of £68,000 in legal fees following a finding of fundamental dishonesty.
As news has emerged of the first reported case in the US involving a self-driving car killing a pedestrian, it is interesting to consider the future claims climate in its wake.
The MoJ has today announced a consultation that will likely lead to profound changes in the volume and nature of compensation claims.
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