This judgment has identified a clear gap in the law that has significant implications for all police forces in their efforts to address culture following the conclusions and recommendations of the Casey Review.

In episode 4 of the MHPS podcast series, Laura Horovitz and Mark Sutton KC discuss what happens when there is a breakdown of working relationships between a doctor and their colleagues

Leaseholders no longer need to have owned their property for at least 2 years to qualify for a statutory lease extension or to initiate an enfranchisement claim to acquire the freehold.

In a recent High Court decision, Collins Rice J gave an important ruling on the approach to expiry dates for Substantive Orders.

Two top insurance cases: potential for larger schedules of loss in catastrophic injury cases and might we see a refinement of factual causation in consent cases?

In this episode, we discuss evaluating tenders and the new “assessment summaries” under the Act. It will be of interest to all procurement professionals working across the public sector and anyone procuring or delivering public contracts.

Increased use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare will warrant greater legal governance.

Litigation in healthcare remains a key focus for the private sector as well as the NHS.

We have had another significant year for the regulation of Registered Providers (RPs) in 2024.

High interest rates led to a reduced immediate need for security across the sector in 2024 –a trend that we expect to be turned on its head in 2025.

In this Housing Forward View, our experts consider the pressing issues for the housing sector in 2025.

The Law Commission is currently staging a consultation in relation to Part 2 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.