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Enable Law acquires Blake Morgan’s Clinical Negligence, Personal Injury and Costs teams
Blake Morgan has announced that following a strategic review, their Clinical Negligence, Personal Injury and Costs teams have been transferred to Enable Law. Enable Law, a specialist medical negligence, personal...
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EWS process: a good idea badly implemented?
Our experts take a look at the External Wall System (EWS) process. On one level the Consolidated January 2020 Government guidance is to be welcomed. It gives clarity following a...
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Bouncing back? How proposed planning reforms are set to aid economic recovery by boosting building in Britain
From introducing zoning to expanding Permitted Development Rights, reforms to the planning system have been in the pipeline for a while.
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Signing deeds during the COVID-19 pandemic
The Land Registry have announced that with effect from 27 July 2020 and until further notice, as well as 'Mercury' signing being an approved method of signature, electronic signatures are...
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A powerful message for all involved in regulatory proceedings
We look at a case that will affect regulatory proceedings and is well worth noting.
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Double delight for Blake Morgan in top 25 Employment Lawyers Index
Blake Morgan's Joanne Davies and Madeleine Mould have both been named in the top 25 Employment Lawyers in the Reward Strategy 300 2020 Index. The Reward 300 Index started as...
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Charities Newsletter – July 2020
We hope that, wherever you are reading this, you remain safe and well in what has been a very difficult 2020 so far. The lockdown restrictions are not as tight...
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Building Safety Fund update
Registrations to the Building Safety Fund for the remediation of non-ACM Cladding Systems are due to close at the end of this month and must be made by 31 July...
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Fitness to practise appeal ruling
Our regulatory law experts look at a case involving the Professional Standards Authority (PSA) and fitness to practise following the use of a racist acronym by a paramedic. In the...
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Stamp duty land tax holiday
Reduced rates of stamp duty land tax (SDLT) lasting until 31 March 2021 were announced on 8 July 2020 with immediate effect. The holiday applies to all residential property, whether...