Film classifications were introduced in order to give guidance to parents as to the nature of the content of a certain film. Find out what the different classifications are here.
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There is a popular misconception that unmarried couples who have lived together for a long time will, for legal purposes, be treated as a married couple. The fact is, though, that this is not true.
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If a breach of contract takes place, what types of legal redress are available? This article explains.
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People who regularly work with computers and other VDUs (visual display units) can be at risk of certain health problems from incorrect use of computer equipment or from sitting at poorly designed workstations.
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The Defamation Bill 2013 passed into law in April 2013. Read about what the Bill means for defamation law.
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Tolerance: Mosques will take legal advice on kicking out hate preachers
Mosques and Islamic centres are to be offered free government legal assistance to help rid themselves of rogue preachers who incite racial hatred, reports The London Evening Standard.
The Prime Minister told Parliament that in the wake of the shocking murder of Drummer Lee Rigby he had instructed his anti-extremism task force to investigate the idea.
New Jersey Township gets lawyered
The township of West Orange in New Jersey, USA, in the process of protecting their interests, issued a cease-and-desist letter to a resident who owns the website westorange.info. They didn't expect to receive a response that is a piece of legal genius.
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