Blog archive

Here are the dates for the next webinars in our 'Foundations' series...

In an article for Care Home Management, healthcare regulatory specialist Amanda Narkiewicz discusses the vaccine rollout in the care sector and the different approaches being taken by providers to protect staff and residents...

Following the publication of the Department of Health and Social Care’s new White Paper on its legislative proposals for a Health and Care Bill last month, the Mills & Reeve health and care team have provided commentary...

n our series on the NHS White Paper, we have covered a number of the key legislative proposals for a Health and Care Bill outlined in the Department of Health and Social Care’s Integration and Innovation: working together to improve health and social care for all...

We have recently hosted two incredibly informative and fascinating discussions on patient capital investment in real estate development, in our series of “on the sofa with"...

As the UK's Medicines and Medical Devices Act 2021 becomes law, we review what...

The Trade and Agriculture Commission (TAC) has published it recommendations for the UK government’s post-Brexit trade policy this month...

Estates Gazette has recently published my article on Hart v Large, where a surveyor was held liable in negligence for something he could not have been expected to see...

Now that the guidance has been updated following the Chancellor’s announcement in last week’s budget, we know a little more about how the latest extension of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme will work...

New guidance issued for NHS Led Provider Collaboratives working through a shadowing period before ‘going live’...

In our latest blog we are going to look at Chapter 7 of the White Paper. Mental Health Act or Mental Capacity Act?..

For some, it is 12 steps that stand between them and hope for the future. For Sophie Basma it was a mere five. Sophie is 10 years old and has Type 3 Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a rare neuro-muscular disease which leads progressively to an inability to walk or sit unaided...