Court of Protection rules that it is in patient's best interests to be kept alive in a permanent vegetative state ...

Searson and Another v Chief Constable of Nottingham Constabulary [2025] EWHC 1982 (KB) By Kian Leong Tan In Searson v Chief ...

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Human Rights reports on Gaza, courts to hear challenges from Palestine Action co-founder and Good Law Project in November ...

David Wolfson KC, Lord Wolfson of Tredegar, Shadow Attorney General, and Michael Ellis KC, Attorney General from 2021 – 2022, have written to Labour’s Attorney General Richard Hermer KC regarding the ...

Vicarious liability — the new boundary dispute 3 April 2020 by Robert Kellar QC Image: The Guardian In the Christian Brothers case Lord Phillips of famously declared that “the law of vicarious ...

Will devolution scupper Conservative plans for a “British” Bill of Rights? 2 October 2014 by Guest Contributor In his speech at yesterday’s Conservative Party conference, the Prime Minister confirmed ...

This article was first published on the UK Labour Law Blog ( @labour_blog). We repost it with the kind permission of Dr Philippa Collins (@DrPMCollins at Exeter University) and the editors of the ...

No, legislating to allow euthanasia would not breach the European Convention on Human Rights 7 November 2024 by anuragdeb Anurag Deb and Lewis Graham Introduction There are many well-tuned arguments ...

The High Court has ruled the use of facial recognition technology by South Wales to be lawful and proportionate. We look in depth at the court's decision.