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Before delivering our own workshop on building safety (more on that here), we attended a powerful session led by Nicki Clarke, Head of...

There is a recurring pattern in the experiences reported by patients and families across the country. Two major public inquiries...

The Ministry of Justice have confirmed a number of court fee updates which will take effect from 13 July 2026, subject to parliamentary...

Many will be aware that the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 (the Act) introduces significant reforms across the children’s...

We recently attended the National Federation of Tenant Management Organisations conference on 20 June 2026. One of the headline speakers...

We can usually rely on August to be a relatively fallow month for HR and employment legislation; 2026 is proving the exception to the...

We were delighted to be able to present a workshop at this year’s National Federation of Tenant Management Organisations Conference...

The Presidents of the Employment Tribunals have today (22 June 2026) issued new Presidential Guidance on interim relief applications,...

As a Wills and Probate solicitor, I am often approached by clients who are surprised to learn that living together does not in itself...

The Government’s transparency reforms for land agreements are now beginning to take concrete form through the draft Provision of...

The Social Housing Bill returned to Parliament for its second reading in the House of Lords on 1 June 2026. One of the Bill’s three key...

In our previous blogs, we looked at the Supreme Court’s decision of 2 June 2026 and the subsequent statement from the Care Quality...