If your taxi driver is negligent and you are injured, you expect to be compensated. If a surgeon is negligent and your child is damaged for life, you are part of a blame culture. This is the first of a
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The Steve Cornforth Blog, published by Steve Cornforth, focuses on detailed discussions of housing law, tenant rights, and landlord obligations, particularly in relation to housing conditions and disrepair claims. It also covers public law topics including judicial appointments, court system challenges, and human rights issues. The blog addresses procedural aspects of civil litigation such as case allocation and costs, and comments on recent legislative developments like Awaab's Law affecting social housing. It provides commentary on the practical impact of legal rules and government policies on tenants, landlords, and the justice system.
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Whiplash – Concerning Doris and a nasty motor accident – what a difference a week makes!
Sunday 30th May 2021 Bill and Doris are driving their Ford Fiesta along the Formby By-Pass on their way to Lady Rose nursery. This is part of their Sunday, after church, routine. They will potter around the gardens and then…
Reflecting on a year of Zoom – back to life, back to reality…
Excessive force by police – you ain’t seen nothing yet…
Rutnam rakes in bumper pay day from Priti Patel
My first guest blog post! Thoughts on the Philip Rutnam settlement from my friend and Employment Law Expert, Steve Pinder of Stephen Pinder – Employment Law Matters Philip Rutnam resigned from his role as the senior civil servant in…
Whiplash reforms, who benefits? Answers on a postcard!!
Very few readers will need me to tell them that the so-called reforms of whiplash claims will come into force from 31st May 2021 and that relevant rules were published on 25th February 2021. This is the culmination of government…
Stansted 15 – A prosecution that should never have been brought
Reviewing without due care and attention
I used to be a fan of review sites. I would rarely book a holiday without first checking what previous users had to say about it. I began to have my doubts when we had a particularly unpleasant short stay…


