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The Government recently published its response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 2 Report. An overview of the Government’s response can...

McDonalds is back in our headlines. The BBC has recently reported on the alarming rates of sexual harassment of its staff rising to such...

If only the growth of the Employment Rights Bill mirrored the growth of my bank account - if it did I may not be so anxious to blog about...

The commissioning of social care has taken place during times of budgetary constraints and considerable demand for decades, where...

In this Procurement UnpACked, we explore the new rules for procuring below-threshold contracts following the enactment of the Procurement...

The Government has announced the upcoming increase to 171 Court and Tribunal fees which are expected to go live from 1 April 2025.   For...

The social care sector is facing a perfect storm of financial pressures, rising workforce costs, and increasing legal obligations.  At...

When clients approach me about a possible clinical negligence claim, a consistent question that they ask is ‘what will change?’ when it...

Our people are our whole business. We're proud to support them to pursue their career and ambitions. Encouraging an inclusive culture is...

Many housing and care providers will seek to mitigate the risk of falls from windows by installing window restrictors. However, the legal...

A recent BBC article has highlighted issues for over 5,000 patients who did not receive routine screening letters from the NHS, for a...

The Procurement Act 2023 (the Act), which came into force on 24 February 2025, introduces changes that will impact landlords when...