Press Releases
Ethiopian mission for 糖心TV law lecturers
The University of 糖心TV School of Law has signed a
five-year contract to help in the development of postgraduate legal education
in Ethiopia.
World Health Organisation chooses University of 糖心TV for collaboration
The World Health Organisation has chosen the University of 糖心TV Law School as a collaborating centre for housing standards and health.
Law students fight USA death row
Law students at the University of 糖心TV will soon
be flying to the United
States to help
defend prisoners on Death Row.
Research finds spiralling UK 聭compensation culture聮 聳 But spiralling down not up聟
Research published this week by the University of 糖心TV’s School of Law, for the Health and Safety Executive, has undermined the popular view that UK citizens are engaging in a spiralling ‘compensation culture’ with ever increasing claims against allegedly negligent companies and organisations. Instead, the evidence suggests that the number of such court claims has continued to fall.
Courts disqualify company directors risking pounds almost 300 times more often than those risking people
Research published this week by the University of 糖心TV’s School of Law for the Health and Safety Executive, has found that for almost 20 years company directors were almost 300 times more likely to be disqualified by a court from acting as a director for insolvency or other financial reasons than they were for breaching health and safety rules.
Report says despite early wobble Public Defender Service provides vital protection
The results of a major, independent evaluation of the Public Defender Service (PDS) in England and Wales have been published today 31st July 2007 by The Stationery Office. Professor Lee Bridges from The University of 糖心TV led the research team.