As the future patient experience continues to change in response to general trends such as technological evolution, and in response to the more

A tenant option to break a lease is commonly made conditional on specified requirements being satisfied prior to the relevant break date. For example

Biodiversity net gain is an approach to development that aims to leave the natural environment in a measurably better state than previously found. A

The Court has now considered the question of whether Mental Health Act assessments by AMHPs and medical practitioners can be carried out remotely (e.g

The first instance decision in Hart v Large last year caused concern to the surveying profession and their insurers due to the assessment of loss and

On 18 December 2020 NHSX, in their role to drive digital transformation in the health and social care sectors, published its template Data Sharing

COVID-19: TTJ COVID-19 has impacted all areas of our lives for the best part of 2020 and will likely do so for a significant proportion of 2021. We

Capital allowances available on the sale of a property can have huge value to both the buyer and seller. It is therefore important that they are not

Furloughed employees should be treated as being “on leave” for gender pay gap reporting purposes unless their pay is topped up.

Unsurprisingly in the context of the pandemic, the Government’s legislative agenda for 2021 may evolve. Below are the changes we expect to

The High Court has held that protection from suffering detriment on health and safety grounds applies to workers, not just to employees and that

The Government has opened a consultation on measures to reform non-compete clauses in employment contracts.

On 1 December 2020, the rules in relation to early conciliation were changed. Guidance has been issued by the Presidents of the Employment Tribunals

We constantly talk about how vehicle hire and damage is an ‘ever evolving area’. This phrase has never rung more true than it does at the moment, with

On Monday, the Ministry of Justice published a ministerial announcement announcing a revised implementation date for Whiplash Reforms and Official

The High Court has recently (12 January 2021) applied the principle set out in 2016 by the Court of Appeal in the case of WH Newson Holding Ltd v IMI

Many registered titles contain various rights that a property benefits from or is subject to (such as rights of way or rights to use utilities). The

A third national lockdown in England is in force from 6th January, in response to the sharp rise in daily confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19)

Every emergency requires a rapid response, and as the coronavirus crisis has demonstrated, that’s as true for the entire healthcare pathway as it is

In a recent High Court decision (Altera Voyageur Production Ltd v Premier Oil E&P UK Ltd 2020 EWHC 1891 (Comm)), the court held that