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The Building Safety Act 2022 introduced the concept of higher-risk buildings.  In England this means all buildings over 18 metres or 7 storeys in height with two or more residential units.

Estates Gazette has recently published Stuart Pemble's article on an adjudication enforcement decision that needed the judge to consider the territorial extent of England.

Limitation clauses in construction agreements, including building contracts, consultant appointments and warranties, are commonly requested as a way to limit the parties’ liabilities in the case of a dispute. Let’s look at some of the most common ones and things to look out for:

The latest report in our ESG ignite series, Interpreting the ESG acronym has recently been published and includes commentary from sustainability leads in the health and care sector...

The latest report in our ESG Ignite series, Interpreting the ESG acronym has recently been published and includes a number of voices from different sectors, including from sustainability leads in the higher education sector...

Three recent changes will impact users' experience at the employment tribunal...

The Department of Health & Social Care has released a consultation requesting views regarding the preparation and publication of information standards...

FemTech has emerged as a dynamic and rapidly growing segment of the healthcare industry but there are still issues disproportionately affecting the ability of FemTech businesses to thrive...

Our briefing note sets out some initial thoughts on last week’s High Court ruling in the appeal brought by the University of Bristol, and the cross-appeal by Natasha Abrahart’s father as the administrator of her estate...

Three learning points from recent rulings on appeals against dismissal...

A new Code will set best practice standards when employers are considering dismissal and re-engagement...

Getting ready for CQC's new approach to regulation...