This post has been contributed by Dr Carol Brennan, Module Convenor for Tort law. The tone of this description of public nuisance might lead one
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‘Living in Glass Houses’
This blog was contributed by Dr Carol Brennan, Teaching Fellow for Undergraduate Laws. The Tate Modern, on the south bank of the Thames in London,
Informed consent in medical negligence claims
This blog was contributed by Yvonne Jacobs, Associate Director for Undergraduate Laws. Virtually all medical treatments carry a risk. What is the legal position where
The Tort of Nuisance: the locality principle
This video post has been contributed by Vera Bermingham, Teaching fellow, Undergraduate Laws. Download video transcript
Non-delegable duty situations: the role of policy
This post has been contributed by Vera Bermingham, Teaching Fellow for the Undergraduate Laws Programme. The law of negligence has undergone enormous change and development in
Occupiers’ Liability – Part 2
This post follows on from the previous one found here: Occupiers Liability – Part 1 and is contributed by Patricia Tuitt, Module Convenor for Tort law.
