Articles
September 2018
High Court quashes proposed service reconfiguration in Corby
In the latest challenge to a local NHS service reconfiguration exercise, the High Court has granted a judicial review of Corby CCG's plans to change s ...
CCG ICO update article
It's been over three months since the GDPR came into force. Here we look at some of the new case law and updated guidance from the ICO regarding data ...
NHS Improvement directs providers to pause current plans to create new subsidiaries until further notice
NHS Improvement ("NHSI") has issued a statement requesting that providers pause current plans to create new subsidiaries or make changes to existing s ...
DAC Beachcroft win 3.2db NIHL case-Too small to be noticeable
The question of whether hearing loss was de minimis was considered in the recent case of Wiseman v Overhead Doors (Great Britain) Ltd in the County Co ...
Housebuilder Monthly Top Tip: Town and Village Green – the grass may be greener following first High Court ruling on trigger events
The risk of a TVG application being made in respect of land which a developer has set its sights on has long been a cause for concern for landowners a ...
Learning from Suicides: NHS Resolution looks at the way forward
Against the backdrop of learning from patient deaths remaining high on the national agenda across the healthcare sector, NHS Resolution's recently pub ...
Relief for Pension Trustees facing tax liability
M v St Anne's Trustees Limited (June 2018) – In the Court of Appeal in Guernsey DAC Beachcroft and Carey Olsen acted for the trustee in this successfu ...
Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton UK LLP [2018] EWHC 963 (Comm) – Accountants had not assumed responsibility for economic losses flowing from negligent accounting treatment
MBS' claim against GT for £48.5M largely failed. Applying SAAMCo principles, GT was found not liable for the economic consequences of MBS entering int ...