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Protecting your own brand name if you’re a real life superhero
Within 24 hours of Emma Raducanu's extraordinary victory at the US Open, a third party not associated with Ms Raducanu had filed an application to obtain a UK trade mark...
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Use of High Priority Lane unlawful
The High Court has ruled that the Government's use of a High Priority Lane to award contracts for the supply of PPE to the NHS in the early stages of...
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The legal sector and recruitment in the Thames Valley: interview with Penny Rinta-Suksi
The Thames Valley is the UK's fastest-growing region. It is no surprise then that despite the pandemic, the Thames Valley legal market remains exceptionally buoyant. Chadwick Nott South-East consultant Penny...
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Keeping children safe in education
What are the proposed changes to the statutory guidance: Keeping Children Safe in Education?
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Key points for Safeguarding in Wales
We analyse the new Statutory Code of Safeguarding Practice for individuals, groups and organisations that offer activities or services to children and adults in Wales.
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The risks of wrongly cumulating findings of misconduct
We look at a recent case that serves as an important reminder for regulatory practitioners to be alert to a Committee wrongly cumulating findings of misconduct.
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Family Mediation Vouchers: how do I apply?
Since the Family Mediation Voucher Scheme's launch in March 2021, the Mediators at Blake Morgan have been offering the scheme to clients who are discussing matters relating to their children...
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International Mentoring Day – GROW and Blake Morgan Mentoring Partnership
Today (17 January) marks International Mentoring Day, which is designed to foster global understanding and awareness of the benefits of mentoring. To celebrate this day, Blake Morgan is delighted to...
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An extension of the standstill period in procurement does not mean an extension to the limitation period
This decision by the High Court confirms the interaction (or lack of it) between standstill periods and limitation periods in relation to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR 2015). Parties...
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Looking ahead to 2022: Employment, Immigration and Pensions Law developments
STOP PRESS: Since this article was written, on 31 January the Health Secretary announced plans to abolish the imminent legal requirement for compulsory COVID-19 vaccinations in the health and social...
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Legal questions raised over unsafe cladding ultimatum
Developers have been told to agree a plan of action to pay for the remediation of unsafe cladding on residential buildings between 11 and 18m in height within the next two months,...
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One year on – how are our cities evolving?
Back in November 2020, amidst the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Blake Morgan and the Southern Policy Centre launched a report which explored the future of the central south's city...
