Bookmakers: duty of care as enabler?

Bookmakers: duty of care as enabler?

By Gary Rice, Beauchamps Solicitors

A recent UK Court case (Calvert v William Hill Credit Limited [2008] EWCA Civ 1427) examined whether bookmakers owe a duty of care to protect compulsive gamblers from themselves.

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11.10.09 Hits 10431 Posted in Anti-Corruption | Sports | Horseracing | Gambling | Articles

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