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Can a parent consent on behalf of their 16/17 year old to care/residence arrangements that would otherwise amount to a deprivation of liberty?
In Woodward & another v Phoenix Healthcare Distribution Ltd1 the Court of Appeal applied the Supreme Court’s decision in Barton2 and found that th ...
The UK’s competition watchdog, the Competition and Markets Authority (‘CMA’), is currently investigating the anticipated acquisition by Aintree Univer ...
What does the future hold for the regulation of healthcare professionals? The government’s recent response to the consultation it ran on reforming the ...
NHS Resolution's recent success in the Lesley Elder case highlights the increasing importance of undertaking investigations where there are genuine qu ...
It is increasingly common for clinical negligence claims to involve allegations around consent, but as this recent Court of Appeal judgment demonstrat ...
The latest version of our Health Adviser magazine is now available online, click on the articles below to find out more. DAC Beachcroft’s Health Advis ...
Schools will soon begin piloting a scheme that will see support teams work with children in a bid to address concerns surrounding mental health in you ...
The long road to replacing the current Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) has just passed another major milestone, with the legislative framewor ...
Before July 2018, it had been settled law going back decades that coroners/juries had to be ‘sure’ that the deceased intended their actions to result ...
