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Following on from our Article “MOJ portal – Part 7.8(b)…is it the end of an Era?” DACB, on behalf of Somerset Bridge Insurance Services, has continued ...
The Medicines and Health products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has published a roadmap setting out how it will regulate software and artificial intelligen ...
A year ago, at the conclusion of COP26, the Glasgow Climate Pact kept alive the prospect of limiting global warming to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial lev ...
It is fair to say that the lack of a general doctrine of good faith in English contact law is well established – instead, parties to a contract are us ...
Despite the political turmoil this week, Investment Zones appear to be here to stay. Within Investment Zones development would be “turbo charged” thro ...
In our recent article for charities setting out the latest on changes to be introduced by the Charities Act 2022, we touched on ‘ex gratia’ payments b ...
In a stark reminder to all health and social care providers of the importance of getting it right on consent and mental capacity, an NHS Trust has bee ...
The 'lockdown puppy', whilst bringing happiness to many, has led to a growing danger of dog attacks due to lack of socialisation and training.
As with many of the clauses set out in the recent Procurement Bill, at first glance the provisions on conflicts of interest appear to be broadly simil ...
TUPE (the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006) seeks to protect employees’ employment rights when they transfer as a ...
