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How sure does a coroner/inquest jury have to be about the circumstances of a death in order to reach a conclusion of ‘suicide’ or ‘unlawful killing’?
Prevention of Future Deaths Reports (PFDs) made by coroners to address concerns arising from inquests can provide powerful leverage for change, althou ...
This morning (30 October 2020) the Supreme Court has handed down its judgment in Ecila Henderson v Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust. ...
In this article we look at the recent case of Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service v. Veevers [2020] EWHC 2550 (Comm) which is the latest case t ...
Suppliers can claim payments from NHS Trusts for COVID-19 related costs under Guidance which has recently been issued and approved by NHS England and ...
With a view to moving with the times and reflecting our increasing reliance on technology in light of Covid-19, the government is making some changes ...
Global interest in medical cannabis is booming as legal restraints on production and use are eased and, despite the COVID-19 crisis, this acceleration ...
There are growing calls for wider access to medical cannabis, but a lack of hard evidence surrounding its safety means many doctors are unwilling to p ...
With cost and safety issues looming large, moving forward will require a range of different approaches – from alternatives to traditional trials, to t ...
Companies are putting the pieces in place to benefit once the industry does take off, although legislation and regulation means UK investors remain ca ...
