A Scottish man has been sentenced to two years in prison after being found guilty of fraudulently obtaining more than £55,000 from his father-in-law.
Thorley Stephenson Solicitors Edinburgh Blog
The number of people losing their lives at work in Britain increased during 2017-18, which has prompted calls for more to be done to better ensure the safety of workers.
There is still a general lack of public awareness over the penalties that can be imposed on drivers caught using a handheld phone at the wheel.
A recent investigation by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has led to the arrest and conviction of a former police officer, financial adviser, a City trader and a former international rugby play for their involvement in a £2.4 million tax scam.
Falls from height continue to post a significant risk to workers, with too many sustaining serious and sometimes even fatal injuries as a result of their employer failing to provide a safe system of work.