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On 17 April 2024 the Joints Contracts Tribunal (JCT) released the JCT Design and Build Contract (D&B) 2024 as part of  its 2024 edition of contracts. This contract was eagerly anticipated. This blog will cover two topics: modernisation and streamlining.

Exploring the Government's plans to transform trade union legislation...

In a recently published High Court judgment concerning J, a 14-year-old boy, with a complex set of diagnoses including autism, ADHD and Pica, the question was raised as to whether the Local Authority were able to consent to J’s deprivation of liberty under a Care Order.  

The recent election of the Labour government in the UK, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, signifies a shift in policy on sustainability and climate action.

The second phase of the wine reforms, The Wine (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2024 (legislation.gov.uk) /115 come into force on 15 July 2024.

We explore whether the 2024 PCDs apply to existing reimbursement or application for reimbursement...

Outlining the new Labour Government's plans to amend the Equality Act...

With Labour’s promise to improve the provision of primary and community care services, general practice could see changes to the primary care landscape...

The ASA decision on an ad for Wessex Water is a very timely illustration of the very high standards that are currently being applied by the ASA and also the CMA in relation to green claims.

Reconciliation contracts are a new trend in the world of marriage and divorce, but what are they and how do they work? In this blog post, we look into more detail about reconciliation contracts, their similarities with post nuptial agreements and when to seek legal advice.

New secretary of state for the environment, food and rural affairs, Steve Reed, has unveiled 5 core priorities. Jessica Burt examines these for the food and agri sector. What will the new Labour government mean for you and your business?

Transforming hospital estate into Heat Network hubs could help to decarbonise the NHS...