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Sally Hawkins needed Equity’s help when she was injured on a film set and the insurance company refused to pay. Sally was filming a ‘fight...

“This was always about getting the company to change a bad system. It was never about the money,” says Jacqueline, an engineer with a rail...

In late 2008 a member of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers was patrolling the school entrance when he noticed a pupil smoking. Following the...

It is possible for a reference to be unfair and yet lawful? The Court of Appeal thinks so. In Jackson v Liverpool City Council, the...

Government’s ‘business-friendly’ approach really means: weakening workers’ rights and making it harder for an average person to get justice against an employer which acts unlawfully...

A Bradford law firm has won hundreds of new clients through a pioneering initiative with a leading high street retailer to combat a threat to...

Leeds, 10 October 2011 – The nation’s education trade unions today renewed calls for government to proactively manage asbestos in schools following the recent publication...

Leeds, 10 October 2011 – An asbestos victim’s son today called on local government to alert his late father’s former colleagues and pupils that they...

Insurance companies have failed in a legal bid to scrap the right of people in Scotland to claim damages for an asbestos-related condition. The UK...