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Dangerous cladding fund top up announced
The Government has today (10 Feb) announced a further £3.5bn in funding to remediate dangerous cladding across the country, which is a top up of the already £1.6bn pledged via...
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Gender pay gap reporting and the implications of furlough
Furlough has the potential to skew an organisation’s gender pay gap significantly. We consider what furlough might mean for organisations preparing their data ahead of the next gender pay gap...
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Understand IR35 and Off-payroll rules
Blake Morgan tax lawyer and partner Cathy Bryant examines all you need to know about IR35 and the Off-payroll rules. This article was first published in Business Matters Magazine on...
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Blake Morgan advise RNIB on the sale of their London headquarters
Blake Morgan's property team have advised foremost sight loss charity, the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), on the sale of their headquarters at 105 Judd St, WC1, in...
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Is formal public consultation required in hospital trust re-organisations?
We look at the recent judicial review case of Glatter v NHS Herts Valleys Clinical Commissioning Group [2021] EWHC 12 (Admin) where it was argued that decisions made by the local Clinical...
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Construction sector less adversarial than feared during pandemic
Initial fears of a construction Armageddon during COVID-19 have been allayed in a recent report. Blake Morgan Partner Dominic Jones has commented in an article in UK Construction Law regarding...
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Government reforms on leasehold home ownership
What will the Government reforms mean for leasehold homeowners? On 7 January 2021, the Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick released a statement confirming the Government's proposals to "make it easier and...
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Three appointments at law firm Blake Morgan’s construction consultancy arm
Law firm Blake Morgan has made three appointments in its Project and Cost Management consultancy team, following a period of new client wins and growth. Colin Phillips has been appointed...
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Blake Morgan’s Public Sector Network – charities update – PAST EVENT
Our Public Sector Network event on Wednesday 17 February 2021 gave an update on the latest legal news and insights for charities.
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The Battle of the Forms: the last shot doesn’t always win
The Battle of the Forms refers to the exchange of standard terms of business between two contracting parties and the 'winner' of that battle being the party whose terms are...
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Are remote assessments lawful under the Mental Health Act?
We look at a recent case that determines if remote assessments by Approved Mental Health Professionals (AMHP) are lawful under the Mental Health Act (MHA).
