Health and safety has always been a key issue for all our Registered Provider (RP) clients.

The High Court has given general guidance on overseas transfers of children for treatment particularly to EU member states (which may need to be re-considered if the UK leaves the EU).

NHS Resolution has published a report on the first year of its Early Notification Scheme for potential severe brain injury following term labour

As its name suggests, the right of legal advice privilege protects confidential communications that pass between a lawyer and their client in the course of giving or receiving legal advice.

As the NHF Treasury Management Conference 2019 drew to a close last night, we have been considering some of the key messages from the day which include

At the Conservative Party conference on 30 September 2019 the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Robert Jenrick announced new proposals for Registered Providers (RPs) - shared ownership offers for tenants.

The RSH's regulatory judgment on Westmoreland, released today and available here, doesn't pull any punches. The RP has received a G4 rating after it temporarily entered insolvency processes in July this year.

Significant revisions have been made to Civil Procedure Rule (CPR) 53 from today (1 October 2019).

The culture of Fire and Rescue Services has a huge part to play in the retention of employees and in this Insight we look at some of the trends which have emerged from the ‘People’ section from Tranches 1 and 2 of HMICFRS reports.

In September's roundup on healthcare highlights, our Head of Human Resources Advisory, Claire Shaw, talks about the importance of recognising when a case should be subject to investigation and how to ensure a quality process.

Capsticks represented the Trust in Al-Obaidi v Frimley Health NHS Trust. The High Court has today issued Judgment refusing a permanent injunction to prevent the Trust from continuing with disciplinary proceedings against Dr Al–Obaidi.

Patients detained under the Mental Health Act 1983 (and nearest relatives) have the power to apply for a Tribunal hearing in respect of their detention.