Articles By clarapiere Antonia Torr

For your typical British family, a day at the beach is a fun filled activity. But in some parts of the world, the expedition could end with serious consequences.

On May the 29th, 2010, the Equality and Human Rights Commission celebrated the 40 year anniversary of the Equal pay Act. Four decades later, has the situation really improved?

Nearly 2.5 million people suffer from some form of accidental injuries each year in the United Kingdom.

The National Trust is being sued for £300,000 after an 11 year old boy was killed by a falling branch at one the stately homes it maintains. Daniel Mullinger was killed while on a school trip.

An inquiry has been called for after a man was left seriously injured from a motorcycle accident.

A recent case in the Court of Appeal threatens to impact the financial and legal world heavily. A ruling is expected to be given today which will determine how far spouses can go in finding confidential documents in divorce proceedings.

Australasian victims have won £28.5 million in the latest personal injury compensation deal from Diageo, the British drug manufactuer.

Swedish researchers have determined that female drivers are three times more likely to suffer from whiplash injuries than men, if their car is hit from behind.