The Procurement Bill: Key changes as it leaves the House of Lords
We analyse the most substantive amendments to the Procurement Bill following completion of its passage through the House of Lords
10 January 2023
'A Turbulent Year': Care Quality Commission Publishes the 2023 State of Care Report
The CQC has published its 2023 State of Care Report, providing a nuanced and holistic view of challenges faced by the health and social care system in England
04 December 2023
The regulation of Nuclear Fusion – a risk based approach?
Article providing update on Government’s proposals for the regulatory framework relating to generating fusion energy
01 July 2022
What does the Online Safety Act mean for fraudulent advertising?
The Online Safety Act is the UK’s new comprehensive legislation intended to ensure the safety of online users. One of the ways OFCOM intends to enact the legislation is by tackling fraudulent advertising online
07 December 2023
The Procurement Act 2023 receives Royal Assent - so what now?
In this note we summarise the latest position on implementation of the Procurement Act 2023 and how we can help you navigate the transition to the new procurement regime
06 December 2023
Online Safety Act – Who does it apply to?
The Online Safety Act is far-reaching and aimed to capture a wide range of services. Here, we summarise who is caught by the scope of the Act
11 December 2023
Are electronic Wills the future?
As the Law Commission's consultation into electronic Wills closes, we explore the current legal framework, past discussions, and next steps
15 December 2023
The Procurement Bill: Recent changes following exit from House of Commons Committee Stage
Analysing four key substantive changes to the Procurement Bill following its exit from the House of Commons Committee Stage, including important changes to the new debarment regime
10 March 2023
Plead it or drop it - unpacking conduct within financial remedy proceedings
This article considers conduct in financial remedy proceedings in light of the recent judgment of Mr Justice Peel
18 December 2023
COVID-19: Mitigating the impact on the charity sector
This article considers how charity trustees and philanthropists can mitigate the impact of social distancing upon the delivery of charitable goods and services
15 April 2020
November 2023 Pensions law round up
November was a month of firsts – this month’s newsletter includes reports on the first Pensions Ombudsman decision to consider the 2021 Transfer Conditions Regulations and the first DB superfund transaction. There’s also our reaction to the pensions elements of the Autumn statement, as well as the usual round up of other key pensions law developments and news
18 December 2023
Should marriage revoke a Will in the modern world?
As the Law Commission's consultation into revocation of Wills by marriage closes, we explore the current legal framework, past discussions, and next steps
20 December 2023