31st May 2019
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This week we have the usual selection personal injury and general law news, blogs, humour, free articles and book chapters.
Personal Injury News & Free Articles
FREE CHAPTER from ‘A Practical Guide to the Law of Domain Names and Cybersquatting’ by Andrew Clemson
FREE book chapter from Law Brief Publishing
Breast implant scandal victims visited by bailiffs after compensation appeal...
The Guardian
'Calm before the storm' for personal injury market...
PI Brief Update News
Expert witnesses will undergo 'intensive assessment' from June...
Law Society Gazette
Claimant solicitors predict 'sharp contraction' of PI market...
Solicitors Journal
Electric vehicle drivers at risk by charging from home mains supply
The Guardian
General Law News & Blogs
GDPR fines total E56M in first year as Facebook faces 11 investigations...
9to5Mac
EU election: grounds for legal challenge...
New Law Journal
GCHQ plans to eavesdrop on encrypted chats are a 'serious threat' to digital security and human rights...
The Guardian
Brexit: Boris Johnson ordered to appear in court over EU referendum 'lies'...
BBC News
Family courts failing victims of abuse and rape, say experts calling for inquiry...
The Guardian
Plymouth law firm gives staff four-day week AND a pay rise - and says it works...
The Sun
PIBULJ.COM Articles
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PIBULJ.TV - masterclasses from the experts
Episode 6: 'Masterclass on Litigating Employers' Liability Claims After the Enterprise Act' by Andrew Roy, 12 King's Bench Walk
A one hour practical guide on litigating employers' liability claims after the Enterprise Act. Includes: the likely effects of s69, circumventing or mitigating the effects of s69, conventional common law principles, enhanced common law duties, direct application of European legislation, Francovich actions, other duties, practical considerations.
Click here to watch a sample for free!
Queen's Counsel
This cartoon is by Alex Williams who draws the Queen's Counsel cartoons for The Times and in numerous books including The Queen's Counsel Lawyer's Omnibus.
BabyBarista - The Legal Cave
I went along with OldRuin to a negotiation today with the other side’s lawyers. They were pointing out a couple of technical deficiencies in our case which appeared to have no merit other than us not having ticked quite the right boxes before the lawyers got involved. “You know,” said OldRuin, “sometimes I look at what we do and think we’re no better than the prisoner’s in Plato’s cave.” Both the other side and I have to say myself looked a little non-plussed...
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