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Clinical Negligence Claims: Frequently Asked Questions
Making a clinical negligence claim is a complex process and often requires the input of numerous medical experts, it can therefore feel daunting making a claim. If you think you have a clinical negligence claim, here are some of our most frequently asked questions answered by our expert, Kate Smith.
New regulations set to cut migration
On 4 December 2023 the Home Secretary, James Cleverly, unveiled a comprehensive package of measures aimed at achieving the largest-ever reduction in net migration to the UK, taking effect in Spring 2024. The plan addresses various aspects of the immigration system, these changes will have a significant impact on foreign workers and their ability to work in the UK, Zanthe Meijer explains...
Join the resistance or fight the resistance?
The return to the office dilemma... Organisations must decide what the new normal looks like for them post-Covid, and whether this is working from home, hybrid working, or a complete return to the office. Gareth Stevens, Senior Associate in our Employment Team discusses...
Resolution's Reform Proposals for Cohabiting Couples
In November 2022, Resolution asked its members share their views about the changes they would like to see to the family justice system. The vast majority responded that cohabitation reform should one of be the priorities. In a recent publication, Resolution explained its proposals for reforming the law relating to cohabitating partners, Maggie Berry explains more in this article.
Vision for Family Justice by Resolution
This week, on their 40th Anniversary, Resolution is using Awareness Week 2023 (27 Nov – 1 Dec) to launch their Vision for Family Justice campaign. The campaign highlights key changes its members want to see, to ensure a legal system for family law that is fit for the future. Read on to learn more about their aims.
Personal Injury Claims: Frequently Asked Questions
Making a personal injury claim can be a daunting process, particularly when your focus should be on recovering. If you think you have a personal injury claim, here’s some of our most frequently asked questions answered by our expert, Kate Smith.
New Holiday Pay Laws finally announced
On 8 November 2023, the Government made an announcement on The Employment Rights (Amendment, Revocation and Transitional Provision) Regulations 2023, Dan Chapman explains what this will mean for the calculation of holiday pay for workers with irregular hours.
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What you need to know on the promise of leasehold reform from the King's speech 2023
On 7 November 2023, King Charles opened parliament with the annual King's speech and one topic which has been highly anticipated is leasehold reform. In this article lease expert, Jake Mowatt talks about what was discussed, what the next steps are and what the potential reforms could mean for existing leaseholders, new leasehold property and those looking to purchase leasehold property.
Hope for patients as NHS England plan to introduce ‘Martha’s rule’
There is new support proposed for patients and their families after the Health Secretary, Steve Barclay, confirmed the Government’s commitment to introducing ‘Martha’s rule’, to give patients in England the legal right to request a second medical opinion from a dedicated critical care team whilst in an NHS hospital.
What you need to know about leasehold properties: The Ground Rent Issue
Are you a leaseholder or potential buyer of a property with ground rent over £250? Nadine Jasinski from our Residential Property Team explains what the ground rent issue (AST trap) means, what to look out for and steps you can take as a leaseholder or potential buyer.
The importance of Wills for assets outside the UK
If you have assets abroad such as a holiday home or a bank account, did you know that your existing UK Will may not necessarily adequately cover those assets? Anna Jordan discusses why having multiple Wills is so important when it comes to assets abroad and what you may need to be aware of during this process.
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The Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Act 2023 receives royal assent
On 18 September 2023, The Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Act 2023 received royal assent with plans to come into force in 2024. The Act will give employees and agency workers with atypical work hours a right to request a more predictable work pattern, Kate Wheeler explains...
What you need to know when taking a new commercial lease
Taking on a new commercial lease? Rebecca Millard, Associate in our Commercial Property Team discusses some of the key points for tenants to bear in mind, and the potential pitfalls for tenants who don't fully understand their obligations.
