The latest edition of Clinical Law Insight in which we update you on key claims cases, policy changes and highlight NHS Resolution’s latest work to promote a just and learning culture when things go wrong.

The Local Government Association (“LGA”) has stated it is pleased by the Government’s commitment to speed up the process to devolution by 2030.

Welcome to our latest podcast where our real estate legal team discuss the key proposals in relation to the Renters (Reform) Bill and how these changes could have a significant impact on NHS staff accommodation.

The Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill (Reul) received its third reading in the Lords on Monday 22 May.

The plan to require all frontline police officers to be clean-shaven is now on hold. This insight looks at the detail of the policy, why it is controversial and what forces need to consider.

The increase in violence against staff in healthcare and Emergency Services is a concern for both workers and employers. In this insight we look at how employers can ensure the health, safety and welfare of staff.

Registered professionals have an obligation to engage with their regulator. This case highlights the importance of constructive engagement and the risks a professional runs where they fail to do so.

The admissibility of hearsay evidence in regulatory proceedings has attracted a large amount of judicial consideration since Nursing and Midwifery Council v Ogbonna [2010] EWCA Civ 1216.

Our team of housing specialists summarises the latest cases and court decisions in one practical update.

The government has put forward proposals to abolish section 21 notices with the view to giving renters greater protection. It will create potential difficulties for NHS organisations who provide staff accommodation.

The government has finally published its long-awaited and much promised Renter’s (Reform) Bill setting out its proposed changes to housing law in England. In this insight we summarises the main points as currently set out in the Bill.

Changes have been made to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR) which will come into force on 25 May 2023. In this insight we highlight the key changes coming into effect.