Yesterday marked the annual Social Housing Magazine conference and it was great to see the conference hall packed with so many familiar faces from the sector. Partner Susie Rogers and Associate Kayleigh Bradford from Capsticks both attended.

We cover the latest on the Covid-19 Inquiry, NHS Resolution's second Early Notifications report, the roll-out of the new Patient Safety Incident Response Framework and the implications of virtual wards.

The Covid-19 Inquiry has opened its third investigation, Module 3, which is primarily focussed on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on healthcare in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

NHS Resolution has published its second report (‘the report’) on its ground-breaking Early Notification (‘EN’) scheme.

The recent Privy Council decision in the case of Gulf View Medical Centre Limited v Tesheria [2022] UKPC 38 looked at the question of whether or not two defendants had admitted a duty of care for the others’ care.

Dr Kirkup’s pessimism has led him to propose a new approach to major service failure in maternity services.

The Housing Ombudsman has recently carried out an investigation into noise complaints which included a review of more than 800 noise related cases dealt with over three years.

At our webinar on 29 September, we reviewed Product Claims in a healthcare setting, which can arise in multiple types of claims.

The UK Supreme Court has today published its much-anticipated judgment in Hillside Parks Ltd v. Snowdonia National Parks Authority.

Our team of housing specialists summarises the latest cases and court decisions in one practical update, so you can devote more time to supporting your tenants.

Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) were formally established on 1 July 2022 at which point their Constitutions came into effect.

This article considers the importance of ensuring that a participant in a clinical trial has given informed consent from a claims perspective.