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I have AML "modules" that also take too long, and various other mandatory online things, usually to do with compliance. Really dull, with an easy test at the end.

Re Carlill changing your life: maybe not, as you would think that, generally speaking, false advertising would have been outlawed at some point anyway, but it set the (smoke) ball rolling. As Buzzer says somewhere above, the case law can be fascinating, but other requirements of company law are...

OK - yeah, I agree. Don't tell Flex Your Head though - that's his life.......

Ok Worthingite - just for you! Edited from Wikipedia: On the evening of Sunday 26 August 1928, during the Glasgow Trades Holiday, May Donoghue, a Glasweigan divorcee in her thirties, took a train to Paisley, Renfrewshire, located seven miles west of Glasgow, where she went to the Wellmeadow...

Sounds like a missed opportunity. It's a great case. Stevenson sadly died in a lunatic asylum.

Did I get a thumbs down for misspelling Stevenson, or for giving a massive shout-out to the cases that established English tort law and contract law respectively? I defy anybody not to enjoy the former - involves an Italian ice cream parlour, a snail and a bottle of ginger beer.

Can't agree with this. Donoghue v Stephenson? Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Company? Love these guys.......