It was a great day on Monday catching up with colleagues from across the housing sector at Savills’s Annual Housing Seminar.

Care needs to be taken when making records of clinical consultations or treatment. The time-pressures of modern practice mean the creation of a comprehensive note is easy to overlook.

The Court of Appeal handed down judgment relevant to those who are acquiring sites which are/may be subject to subsequent amendments to a planning permission.

With many CCGs now set to formally merge in 2020, we examine the potential workforce implications, including joint working, pre-merger reorganisations, and staff transfers.

Whilst critical of a patient’s behaviour in making a series of covert recordings of consultations with clinicians, the High Court has concluded that making those recordings did not breach the GDPR.

The year on year increases in assaults by service users and members of the public on staff working in healthcare and the emergency services are a significant concern for both workers and employers.

It was a great day at the NHF's London Development Conference earlier this week. Some of the key messages delivered by speakers were:

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 Supreme Court recently handed down a landmark decision which clarifies the law about when an employee inventor will be entitled to share in the profits.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published its annual State of Care report. Learn more about the key takeaways from an NHS perspective in our latest insight.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published its annual State of Care report. Learn more about the key takeaways for social care providers.

The Cabinet Office has released updated guidance for civil servants on purdah, which advises the following in relation to NHS premises: