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The Duty of Candour in the Healthcare Profession
It is a well known fact of life that sometimes things go wrong and that…
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Employers Should Proceed With Caution Following Increase In Employment Tribunals
Recently released employment tribunal claim figures show a significant increase in claims. Whilst not unexpected,…
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Wills And Trusts…When Celebs Get It Wrong
Have you thought about what will happen after you have died? What does it matter if I don’t have a Will, I hear you say! As it happens, it matters greatly, as everybody’s circumstances are completely different to those of their family, their neighbours or their friends down the pub.
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Service Charges in Commercial Leases
Nina Wilson reviews a recent case that decided in favour of the landlord with the judge noting that the differing proportions assigned to various tenants had no impact on the landlord as the landlord made no financial profit from the service charge.
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Workplace Discrimination
Jennie Jahina Head of Employment comments on a recent story in the news regarding discrimination in the workplace and highlights the importance of keeping workplace processes and practices under review.
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What is the difference between the court of protection and power of attorney?
What is the Difference Between Court of Protection and Power of Attorney?
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Charity Status Versus Community Amateur Sports Club Status
Having charitable status for a community organisation obviously brings significant benefits tax advantages but the flip side is that charitable status brings with it increased obligations both in terms of the purpose of the organisation and increased reporting obligations.
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What constitutes development?
What constitutes development?
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Proposed flats too small to be dwellings (Planning Inspectorate)
Prior approval was refused for a change of use of part of the ground floor of a hot food takeaway (Class A5) to three dwelling houses as the proposed flats are too small to be dwellings
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Diabetes Crisis Looming
Pressure has been mounting on all medical professionals during this pandemic at unprecedented levels. Many hospital appointments have been cancelled/postponed/delayed as a result, none more so than those with Diabetes. The NHS has been managing as best as they can. However, the consequences of this will undoubtedly result in a number of Diabetes patients suffering adversely.
