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Liquidated damages (“LDs”) clauses are a common contractual feature in high value and/or complex commercial health projects. They are a useful tool f ...
NHS Resolution has published an important report on lower limb claims (the majority of which involving amputations) arising from diabetes in England, ...
The final version of the Department of Health and Social Care’s data strategy - Data saves lives: reshaping health and social care with data - has now ...
Monkeypox is a virus which is endemic in Central and West Africa but there have been increasing numbers of cases reported, with potential community in ...
How should charity trustees approach the thorny issue of avoiding investments that conflict with their charity’s purposes whilst at the same time tryi ...
Following the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, compliance focus has been (understandably) dominated by the way in which the UK and other countries have ...
Over the last three months there have been a number of Charity Commission inquiry reports published.
As ever, there has been lots happening in the world of charity law and regulation and, in this edition of our Charities Update, we take a look at the ...
The Charity Commission has recently removed the flexibility it applied during the pandemic for charities to hold meetings virtually regardless of what ...
As reported in our last Charities Update the Charities Bill received Royal Assent on 24 February 2022, becoming the Charities Act 2022 (‘the Act’). Th ...
