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We Have You On Camera
by Denise Lash
In a recent Ohio case decision, Nader v Carlyle Condominiums, 2010-Ohio-4359, the Court of Appeal considered whether a condominium association assumed liability for a pool drowning because of the installation of video surveillance cameras in the pool area.
Weather Woes. International Carriage by Air: Who Should Pay?
In this article the author argues that airlines should not bear the burden of costs incurred by passengers affected by delays caused by bad weather.
What to do when a Judgment in Default is entered against you
by Matt Gatenby
This article advises a tour operator on what to do when a judgment in default is entered against them.
When you know better you do better
by Roger Bray
“Know before you go” is the slogan chosen for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office campaign to save innocents abroad from their own folly. Even where experienced travellers are concerned, there is a great deal that we don’t know before we go.
Why You Need to Get to Know Your IT Department Now
One day you may have to explain your IT systems in fine detail in order to defend your company in court or before a regulator or access the systems to find evidence to help your company bring a claim against someone else. With the majority of our communications today taking place in electronic form, preserving electronic evidence is vital and advance planning and preparation can make this task much easier and more effective. Taking time to familiarise yourself with your IT systems now will save you time, money and stress in the long run and should be an integral part of both your emergency response planning and overall litigation-readiness strategy
