by HorseMinute.com | Apr 21, 2026 | Horse Law News
A disturbing incident on the N7 motorway near Naas involving an illegal sulky race has sparked urgent calls for stronger enforcement of road safety and animal welfare laws. Footage revealed by a local horse charity, My Lovely Horse, shows a convoy of cars racing...
by HorseMinute.com | Apr 20, 2026 | Horse Law News
The Supreme Court ruled that a county council must assess downstream emissions when reviewing fossil fuel project planning applications, overturning the council’s previous belief that it had complied with planning law. This landmark decision, known as the...
by HorseMinute.com | Apr 20, 2026 | Horse Law News
The filming of high-profile fantasy and sci-fi productions like the new Harry Potter HBO series in the UK has highlighted a significant legal gap regarding drone use over film sets. UK property and privacy laws, rooted in centuries-old principles such as the Magna...
by HorseMinute.com | Apr 20, 2026 | Horse Law News
In 2010, environmentalist Sarah Finch noticed a local proposal to drill for oil near her Surrey home, sparking her involvement in opposing fossil fuel projects in the region. She helped form the Weald Action Group to fight fracking and drilling plans, but despite...
by HorseMinute.com | Apr 19, 2026 | Horse Law News
Traci Mason, an attorney at Porter Simon, reflects on succeeding Jim Porter as the writer of a beloved law review column known for its engaging and accessible legal insights. Acknowledging the challenge of filling Porter’s shoes, Mason opts for a lighter, more...
by HorseMinute.com | Apr 19, 2026 | Horse Law News
In Utah and across the U.S., state lawmakers like Republican Doug Fiefia, a former Google employee turned politician, are pushing for stronger artificial intelligence (AI) regulations amid growing public concern. Fiefia’s campaign centers on regulating AI to protect...
