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The Singapore Court of Appeal has recently decided that “emotional distress” should constitute a form of loss or damage under Section 32(1) of the Per ...
Following weeks of growing national concern over repetitive data breaches, on 20 September 2022, the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indon ...
We are pleased to launch a short series of two podcasts on AI in which we discuss with experts how the NHS is, today, using AI to improve its services ...
Providers of NHS-funded care have almost 12 months from now to radically change the way they respond to and learn from patient safety incidents. The ...
NHS Resolution has published an important report on lower limb claims (the majority of which involving amputations) arising from diabetes in England, ...
Can a disabled person ever claim damages on the basis that they would not have been born but for a defendant’s negligence? This is the question that w ...
On 3 November 2020, Dominic Fagan of the YEP London Committee was joined by a panel of planning experts to discuss the proposals for reform.
A best practice guide has been developed and published by the Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) Academy, the Centre for Perioperative Care (CPOC) an ...
In these challenging times, cash conservation is high on the agenda of most businesses. With housebuilders the payment of a Community Infrastructure ...
NHS Resolution's recent success in the Lesley Elder case highlights the increasing importance of undertaking investigations where there are genuine qu ...
