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 Deputies can make financial decisions on behalf of someone who lacks the mental capacity to do so themselves. A court order appoints...

Mr X is 20 years old, has learning disabilities and lives with his mum and dad. Soon, he will be moving into a supported living...

Mrs B and Mrs C set up a business together, letting out property. Unfortunately, they disagreed on the ownership of the properties. Court...

We are delighted to announce the first of our ACcess Development Club sessions on 29 April 2025.   What is the aim of ACcess Development?...

In a mini-competition run by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), the invitation to submit mini-tenders told framework suppliers...

As the Renters' Rights Bill (the Bill) continues its journey through Parliament, scheduled for Committee Stage in the House of Lords on...

As of 6 April, the rise in National Insurance contributions (NICs) has taken effect, meaning businesses are likely to feel a strain on...

This recent BBC article tells the story of an elderly man, John Wilcox, who was cut off from his wife and family by his granddaughter,...

Contracting authorities will have seen that there is a range of obligations relating to key performance indicators (KPIs) under the...

Lawyers love this word ‘reasonable’ – I would go as far as to say that we spend an unreasonable amount of time debating what reasonable...

Social Housing Development and the Procurement Act 2023 (PA23) What package? Where a developer offers to sell land, but only if it builds...

Technical specifications seem to be featuring in the European case law at the moment. In an earlier blog I discussed a case on sewage...