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AG v Skinner Skips Limited [2024] JRC 066 (22 March 2024)
The Jersey Royal Court fined a company £55,000 after conviction for failing to protect employees under health and safety law following a serious workplace accident.
AG v Hacquoil and Cook Ltd [2023] JRC 062 (21 April 2023)
A Jersey construction company was fined after pleading guilty to health and safety offences arising from unsafe lifting of granite slabs with an excavator.
AG v CNR Construction [2022] JRC 050 (25 February 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court fined CNR Construction £100,000 after a workplace platform collapse caused catastrophic injuries to a worker.
AG v A and A Scaffolding Solutions Limited [2022] JRC 014 (21 January 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court fined a scaffolding company £35,000 for failing to ensure safe erection of a scaffold that collapsed, creating serious injury risk.
The Attorney General v Jersey Road and Driveway Repairs Limited [2021] JRC 310 (03 December 2021)
Sentencing for a serious Jersey health and safety offence: a company was fined £60,000 after its director operated untrained machinery and caused severe injury.
AG v Bidmead [2021] JRC 239 (24 September 2021)
Sentencing for serious health and safety breaches by a building contractor’s managing director, resulting in fines totaling £40,000 and £5,000 costs.
AG v Camerons Ltd and DB Cummins Ltd [2021] JRC 217 (20 August 2021)
Sentencing in a Jersey health and safety case: two companies were fined for failing to address a live cable risk during demolition works.
AG v States Employment Board 26-Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 094 (26 March 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court fined the States Employment Board £80,000 for failing to keep a vulnerable patient safe, leading to serious injuries after roof access.
AG v J P Mauger Limited 19-Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 080 (19 March 2021)
Sentencing for a health and safety offence after an unsafe work platform collapsed, injuring an employee. The company received a £25,000 fine and £5,000 costs.
States Employment Board v AG 15-Dec-2020 [2020] JRC 259 (15 December 2020)
Appeal against a £50,000 health and safety fine was allowed in part. The Court held the sentence was manifestly excessive and reduced it to £40,000.
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