Articles
September 2017
When is street furniture an obstruction?
With the increasing number of cyclists using highways and the risk of collisions with street furniture, our recent win at trial on behalf of London Bo ...
Real Estate Tip of the Week: The Land Registry plan says it's mine
We all know the importance of ensuring that an accurate plan forms part of any registrable document, such as a lease or transfer, for Land Registry pu ...
Patient safety drive - Are you up-to-speed?
Summary The national drive to improve patient safety continues to gather momentum. The latest developments include: Learning from Deaths Framework - ...
Health Real Estate Tip of the Week: Advertisement Consent
Off-site tenants occasionally advertise their own business, or seek to maximise their income, by granting advertising rights affecting their demise.
Simple arithmetic: Government tackles housing need methodology
On 14 September 2017, the Government published its proposals and began a consultation on further measures set out in the housing white paper to boost ...
The Judicial College Guidelines – 25 years after their introduction, the 14th Edition is published
25 years after the publication of the 1st Edition of the Judicial Studies Board Guidelines (as they were then called), the 14th Edition of the Judicia ...
A Guide to the Integrated Support and Assurance Process
The development of new models of care requires traditional boundaries between health services to be removed in favour of a more integrated provider la ...
The latest on when you need to go to Court before withdrawing treatment
Summary A common dilemma for those making decisions about withdrawal of treatment is whether to involve the Court of Protection. The generally accepte ...
