Value based healthcare is an approach which has been spoken about for some time and is gaining momentum currently around the world as part of the response to challenges facing healthcare delivery...

As with previous years, the Network Contract Directed Enhanced Service (DES) specification requires PCNs to have in place bespoke network schedules signed by all members, which supplement the...

Provided they have one year’s continuous service, an employee can take up to four weeks’ unpaid Parental Leave (PL) each year for the purpose of caring for a child under 18 for whom they are...

The EAT has confirmed that putting a disabled employee into a new role on a trial basis may, depending on the specific circumstances, be a reasonable adjustment where they are likely to lose their...

The recent Supreme Court judgment in Armstead v Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance Company Limited (2024) UKSC 6 has clarified important principles relating to pure economic loss, remoteness of...

In this update, we look at the changes to frameworks and the introduction of dynamic markets under the new Procurement Act 2023...

On 15 April 2024 the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) confirmed that new regulations governing medical examiners have been laid before parliament and a timeframe mapped out for the...

General Medical Practitioners (GPs) who take a lease of a property normally receive NHS funding to pay the rent reserved under that lease. The GPs would usually continue to receive NHS funding...

As the regulations and industry changes under the Building Safety Act 2022 continue to come into effect, there are many issues which the construction industry needs to consider and familiarise...

Amidst all the excitement about the potential benefits AI may bring in healthcare, one area that is often overlooked is the opportunity to improve processes in HR to bring about efficiencies...

Since their introduction in 2004, the IBA Guidelines have become widely recognised among the international arbitration community as a solid soft law instrument reflecting standards expected to...

In Farley -v- Equiniti [2024] EWHC 383 (KB), the court considered whether putting personal information/data “at risk” or “in danger” was sufficient to found a claim for breach of data protection...