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Introduced by the Building Safety Act 2022 (the BSA), and in force as of 28 June 2022, Building Liability Orders (BLO) essentially pierce the corporate veil by providing a mechanism through which the costs of remedying building safety risks

Charitable companies should be aware of the information that needs to be included in every email sent under its name.

Why combining an offer to settle with a letter of dismissal can cause confusion...

The new NHS Provider Selection Regime is not expected to be in use before July 2023...

We take a look at what the Windsor Framework means for the life sciences sector.

The green leases framework is now in place supporting the NHS in its aim of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2040...

A new decision in the Court of Protection explores the complex issue of fluctuating capacity...

Delivering virtual wards has been described as the ‘right thing to do’ and support for delivering NHS England’s virtual wards programme is gaining traction across England’s integrated care systems...

The 2023 annual return has a number of new questions; the Charity Commission has recently released guidance to explain the changes.

The Charities Act 2022 is soon to introduce the second tranche of provisions to make running a charity simpler.

Food & Agri Update 24 Feb 2023 - Food Security: the great salad shortage & the NFU conference... "You can't live off the view" Vs "Let them eat Turnips". A summary of key points from the main speeches. Sugar tax or soft drinks levy failure to achieve objectives reported by Institute of Economic Affairs. The co-op removes best before from wide range of fresh produce and ASA provides a range of seasonal Easter guidance #NFU #ASA #foodsecurity #shortages #trade #agritech #geneediting #sustainability #roundtable #biosecurity #wolves #sugartax #substantiation #advertising #food #agri

Mr Justice Hayden’s term as Vice-President of the Court of Protection has come to a conclusion, with Mrs Justice Theis taking over the reigns...