Exemption Clauses and Thieving Employees: Can You Sue (or Be Sued)?

"Where one of the parties wishes to be absolved either wholly or partially from an obligation or liability which would or could arise at common law under a contract of the kind which the parties intend to conclude, it is for that party to ensure that the extent to which he, she or it is [...]

By |2022-04-06T16:16:59+02:00April 6th, 2022|Commercial Law, Corporate Law, Labour Law|Comments Off on Exemption Clauses and Thieving Employees: Can You Sue (or Be Sued)?

Divorce: Claiming Interim Maintenance and a Contribution to Legal Costs

Even if your marriage is collapsing around you, you might be afraid to sue for divorce because you have no money to survive on, plus you know that a hotly contested divorce might take years to finalise while your breadwinner spouse fights you tooth and nail every step of the way. How will you support [...]

By |2022-01-14T07:57:56+02:00January 14th, 2022|Family Law, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Divorce: Claiming Interim Maintenance and a Contribution to Legal Costs

When Can a Shop Be Sued for Damages If a Customer Falls?

“… it is by now long established in our law that the owner or other person or entity in control of a shopping mall has a legal duty to take reasonable steps to ensure that its premises are ‘reasonably safe’ for those members of the public who might frequent them … What such steps may [...]

By |2021-12-10T10:12:50+02:00December 10th, 2021|Labour Law, Public law|Comments Off on When Can a Shop Be Sued for Damages If a Customer Falls?
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