Read our monthly housing case law update, which includes recent cases from courts in England and Wales that are relevant to the #ukhousing sector.

The case of King v City of London Corporation [2019] EWCA Civ 2266 provides litigators with a useful clarification and warning - a Part 36 offer will not be valid if it is made "exclusive of interest".

If the 4 weeks leading up to Christmas at Capsticks is anything to go by, I am hugely optimistic about the future of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in law firms in 2020.

Read the January 2020 edition of our newsletter, which reviews recent cases and examines key decisions from the last few months relevant to professional regulators.

In this month’s healthcare newsletter Partner Peter Edwards talks about mergers, collaboration and joint working for CCGs, as well as our usual roundup of our latest insights and upcoming events.

CNSGP was set-up to provide indemnity for healthcare practitioners delivering primary care, but how this works in practice depends on a number of factors.

Read our monthly housing case law update, which includes recent cases from courts in England and Wales that are relevant to the #ukhousing sector.

The EAT has found that a female police officer who claimed direct sex discrimination did not have to prove that the force would have treated a male comparator differently.

In order to realise the ambitions of the NHS Long Term Plan and maximise the opportunities that are available, Primary Care Networks will need to continue to develop.

On 4 December NHS Confederation hosted their annual Christmas debate and reception. This year's debate focussed on who holds power and influence in health and who is accountable. Some key takeaways from the session included:

There were some great sessions and conversations at yesterday’s Social Housing Annual Conference.

We consider the latest developments in medical malpractice and product liability, evidence and procedure, quantum and inquests.