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Options for Funding Litigation in Jersey

Access to Justice There is no escaping the fact that litigation is expensive. There has been much debate in Jersey in recent years about access to justice, both in the...

February 08, 2021 Read more

Don’t just delete it!

The recent judgment of Huda v. Minister for Health and Social Services [2021] JRC 007 once again highlights the obligation on a party to litigation to preserve all documents that...

January 26, 2021 Read more

“Mind your head…” – the duties of occupiers to visitors

This article was first published in Rural magazine. I grew up on a farm in the north of England. It was a great place to be a child – my...

November 30, 2020 Read more

Health and Safety – The 2019 Report

Health and safety legislation aims to secure the health, safety and welfare of people at work. The Health & Safety Inspectorate (HSI) is the independent regulator of workplace health and...

November 25, 2020 Read more

“Without a valid will, charities cannot inherit a penny”

This article was first published in the Jersey Evening Post. “Death, taxes and childbirth! There’s never any convenient time for any of them.” Those words of the author of Gone...

November 11, 2020 Read more

Residential Tenancy Update – October 2020

Introduction On 3rd April 2020, the Government of Jersey passed the COVID-19 (Residential Tenancy) (Temporary Amendment of Law) (Jersey) Regulations 2020 (the “Regulations”). The Regulations were made to temporarily amend...

November 09, 2020 Read more

The use of electronic signatures in Jersey

The use of electronic signatures is not a new concept but in the current climate there is an increasing focus on how documents can be signed electronically.  Jersey is also...

June 11, 2020 Read more

Employers’ Liability and PPE

As employees gradually return to work, employers face new challenges.  One of these is to ensure that their employees remain safe under their care in light of the Covid-19.  Many...

May 16, 2020 Read more
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