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Grant of Representation Delays: The situation, the consequences and the future
A Grant of Representation is a legal document issued in the United Kingdom that gives the person named on it the authority to administer the estate of a deceased person....
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Realising the potential of NHS provider joint committees
It is now just over 18 months since amendments to the NHS Act 2006 introduced the option of forming joint committees between a wide range of NHS bodies. Most notably,...
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What is the Procurement Act 2023?
The road to the Procurement Act 2023 was certainly long and winding and whilst the Procurement Bill received the long-awaited Royal Assent in October 2023, procurement practitioners are not home...
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Private Client Issues – February 2024
Welcome to this month’s edition of Private Client Issues, Blake Morgan’s monthly round-up of the topics you may find of interest. It features insight and advice on developments affecting private...
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Blake Morgan leads NHS England to Court of Appeal victory
Leading law firm Blake Morgan has supported NHS England in successfully defending a public procurement claim from a contractor in the Court of Appeal.
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Employment Law Newsletter – Winter 2024
As can be seen from our recent Looking ahead to 2024 briefing there is no let-up in the pace of employment law developments. Take a moment to consider our Winter...
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Future claims can be settled by a settlement agreement
A recent ruling by the Court of Session in Scotland has held that unknown future claims can be settled by a settlement agreement, so long as the agreement clearly identifies...
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Key points to note for the Provider Selection Regime
What is the new procurement regime for health services in England? On 1st January 2024, the Health Care Services (Provider Selection Regime) Regulations 2023 (the "PSR Regulations") came into force. The...
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Sufficiently serious breach? The Court of Appeal issue landmark decision regarding procurement challenges
Sarah Whittle and Daniel Taylor successfully defend NHS England in a landmark procurement case before the Court of Appeal. In this article we examine what a sufficiently serious breach is...
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When does luxury become lost? Unlocking the hidden gems in an estate administration…
In a post-pandemic world, the luxury market continues to grow at an impressive rate, with luxury being sought out by Gen Z and many shoppers looking to buy jewellery, watches...
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Closing the ethnicity pay gap
The Government guidance on ethnicity pay reporting is complex. Reporting is voluntary but many employers are already collating the relevant data. They should allow plenty of time to gather and...
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Family law myths number 3: do I need a family lawyer for an amicable divorce?
It is often a misconception amongst potential clients that instructing family law solicitors will increase hostility between a divorcing couple or that the couple have to resolve their financial remedy...
