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Now in its 135th edition, Paterson's Licensing Acts is the authoritative annual guide to licensing law in England and Wales. Published in two volumes, it provides comprehensive and practical analysis of major new and forthcoming developments, alongside the relevant legislation, regulations, orders, case law, standard forms and precedents.

The accompanying CD-ROM replicates the publication and includes historical materials no longer carried in the print volumes, providing a valuable and complete reference source for licensing practitioners.

Fatal accident litigation presents lawyers with legal, evidential and practical problems that are distinct from those encountered in non-fatal personal injury claims. Who is entitled to bring a claim? Who falls within the statutory definition of a dependant? What financial and services dependency has been lost - and how should that loss be calculated? How should the lawyer deal with the inquest, the estate and the needs of a recently bereaved family?

Don't enter court without it.

Combining rigorous analysis with practical insight, The Law of Damages explores established principles and emerging developments in the assessment of damages.

Nobody who wishes to understand the principles and practice of legal costs should be without a copy.

The A-Z of health and safety law and practice.