Possession claims - recent changes!
Do see my e-briefing below which summarises some recent "under the radar" changes to possession proceedings that have not had much...
Do see my e-briefing below which summarises some recent "under the radar" changes to possession proceedings that have not had much...
Today is Earth Overshoot Day - a stark and sobering reminder of just how much we overconsume.
The day marks the point in each calendar...
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics are well underway; just when we thought that sport was over for a bit. Once again, the world of sport is teaching...
Last week, the Social Mobility Commission published its 'state of the nation' policy paper which set out some key recommendations for...
On 21 July 2021, the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government published a new “easy read” version of the How to rent guide,...
One of the requirements of granting an assured shorthold tenancy (AST) in England is that the tenant is issued with a copy of the...
The Supreme Court decision in the Triple Point case has clarified two legal principles that are important for construction and other...
From 1 October 2021, home loss payments will increase as follows:
On Wednesday 21 July, the CQC published data regarding the number of Covid-19 related deaths at each care home in England. There has been...
Those who have suffered from meningitis can be left with lifetime physical and mental difficulties which can have a profound effect on...
After my recent blog regarding the scope of the published Building Safety Bill, I will now consider the timescales for implementation of...
Yesterday dispatches aired on Channel 4 covering the family court system and whilst I personally do not agree with all of the criticism...
In my recent post on Procurement Policy Note 7/17, I promised to report again once I had heard from the Cabinet Office. I was questioning...
The Social Mobility Commission published its latest State of the Nation policy paper yesterday. The paper looks back at life in the...
Last night, following a debate that evidenced the strong arguments on both sides of the mandatory vaccination argument, the House of...
It's ASB (antisocial behaviour) Awareness Week and we are proud to be an associate member working with Resolve.
There are some...
As part of its new regulatory approach, the CQC have announced that this month they will begin to carry out monthly reviews of the...
Financial support from the Government on the death of one of the married parents has been in place for a long time but with no...
Our #SepsisSavvy roll-out is ongoing at Anthony Collins Solicitors, with lots of people watching the video, learning the signs of sepsis...
The revised guidance for places of worship In England makes 'interesting' reading. There are no surprises - as we already know there is...
With the football transfer market starting to heat up with the announcement of summer departures and signings, the Social Housing Pension...
Appeal before the Honourable Mrs Jutistice Judd, against a case management decision to exclude evidence from a fact-finding hearing where...
Last night, the House of Commons voted to approve the draft Regulations making it mandatory for anyone entering a registered care home in...
It is just six weeks since the CQC launched its new strategy and we are already seeing its effects on providers. There has been a...
A bit of fun family legal advice for all you Simpsons fans out there.
A woman trapped in an impossibly unhappy marriage‘: should Marge divorce Homer?
An interesting case for one of our clients who underwent a shoulder operation performed by a surgeon at the Spire Parkway Hospital who...
As we face a summer of Olympic sport in Tokyo, it's not only the relay runners who may feel the pressure of the baton change. With...
I am sure lots of us will have shared in the emotions of last night’s Euro 2020 final. For the first time in many of our lives, the match...
As we wait to see what Boris says today about 19 July I have reflected on what Danny Webster from the Evangelical Alliance wrote last...
This case summary, prepared by 1 Hare Court, gives a brief insight into the life and litigation of the ultra-wealthy where the father...
On 6th July 2021, the Department of Education (DfE) published an updated version of Keeping children safe in education (KCSIE) 2021. It...
The Government has replaced the misleading Procurement Policy Note (PPN) 7/16 with an updated version, PPN 7/21.
We criticised PPN...
We've all heard of Thalidomide and the harm caused to babies whose mothers, unknowingly, took it during pregnancy. But how many of us...
Whilst we all wait with bated breath to see what 19 July will bring, the Government has in the meantime tweaked its coronavirus guidance...
Prevent suffering or simply react to it? The answer should be obvious.
This is a more personal comment than I usually write. Why? Because...
The excellent article by Cornerstone barrister Tara O'Leary below is a really helpful summary of the new Domestic Abuse Act 2021...
Today I had the privilege of chairing the NHF Leaseholder and Tenant Service Charge Conference 2021.
The conference included a wide range...
The Government, yesterday, published its Building Safety Bill. Whilst it will take time to fully digest the Bill, there are some key...
Of all the days and times of the week to reflect on the potential benefits of remote working, surely Monday morning has to be the most...
Following the recent Court of Appeal Decision of Minister v Hathaway (2021), EPC’s are now not required to be served with a Section 21...
What many of us had anecdotally believed to be the case for a couple of years now, appears to have been confirmed as fact. Recently...
When our current statutory right to request flexible working was introduced in 2014, the world of work was a world away from...
With Brexit we were promised an end to Brussels red tape and in few areas, this was more apparent (and arguably needed!) than State aid....
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