Blog
23/05/18
The ONS has released figures showing that property price increases are still slowing.
Reclaiming community estate overage
23/05/18
An insight into one of the key Government responses for NHS trusts and FTs that hold community estate.
Blog
22/05/18
Yesterday the GMC announced the working group for Dame Clare Marx's independent review into gross negligence manslaughter (GNM) in healthcare following the case of Dr Bawa-Garba.
Shared parental leave and discrimination – the latest from the EAT
18/05/18
An insight into the question of whether a man taking shared parental leave is entitled to the same rate of pay as a female employee taking maternity leave.
Blog
17/05/18
Theresa May has announced that the Government will meet all the costs of removing and replacing dangerous cladding in buildings owned by local authorities and housing associations. The bill is expected to be around £400m.
Blog
17/05/18
About half of mothers in the UK develop a mental health problem of some sort during that time, such as postnatal depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and postpartum psychosis, according to the parenting charity NCT.
Housing case law - May 2018 update
17/05/18
Our monthly #ukhousing case law update to keep you one step ahead
Blog
16/05/18
The number of product recalls are increasing due to greater public awareness of product safety risks (often circulated via social media) and are particularly prevalent in the automotive and food sectors.
Blog
16/05/18
It is concerning to see the impact of mental health issues amongst younger lawyers. LawCare (a superb charity that supports and promotes good mental health and wellbeing in the legal community) flagged up the Law Society’s Junior Lawyer
Blog
15/05/18
The RCN have published guidance which is intended to support organisations who might want to consider working with dogs in a health care setting. See here.
Blog
14/05/18
The MDDUS's Spring edition of Practice Manager includes a useful article on the value of a having a GP partnership deed in light of the Appeal Court decision in Cheema v Jones.
GDPR – an essential guide for claims handlers
14/05/18
GDPR is an evolution of the earlier law set out in the Data Protection Act 1998 and many of the principles are similar. However, individuals have enhanced rights, and there are some more onerous obligations on organisations to demonstrate compliance.