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Supporting World Mental Health Awareness Day
Since 1992, World Mental Health Day has been celebrated annually on 10th October, with the objective of raising awareness of mental health issues across the globe. Blake Morgan is pleased...
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First ever education administration order for insolvent college
Rebecca Wyke and Simon Hough, in our Insolvency team, examine the High Court's decision in Secretary of State for Education v Corporation of Hadlow College to make an education administration...
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A reminder that procurement claims must be brought within time and by economic operators with the necessary standing
A national health trust (and incumbent provider of the services being procured) ("the Trust") challenged a contracting authority's contract award decision. The Trust had decided not to bid for the...
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Recent cases considering Worldwide Freezing Orders
Earlier this month, our Commercial Litigation experts prepared a useful briefing on freezing orders and the importance of full and frank disclosure, by reference to the recent case of Rogachev...
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Blake Morgan celebrate success in Legal 500
Lawyers at Blake Morgan are celebrating having increased their Tier 1 rankings in the 2020 edition of the prestigious Legal 500 directory. The Legal 500 directory reviews and recognises the...
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Bank of Mum and Dad; “Getting it together”
Three blogs have been posted on legal issues arising where the Bank of Mum and Dad gives a helping hand. With reports that the Bank of Mum and Dad is...
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Blake Morgan insolvency experts shortlisted for prestigious award
Blake Morgan has been shortlisted for Insolvency Law Firm of the Year at the Turnaround, Restructuring and Insolvency (TRI) Awards. The awards, hosted by Credit Strategy Magazine, recognise pioneers and...
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Late Amendments to Statement of Case After the expiry of the Relevant Limitation Period
In the first part to this briefing, our Commercial Litigation experts looked at the test that the Court would apply when considering applications to amend pleadings at a late stage...
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Data protection and Brexit: preparing for no deal
All organisations that process information about identifiable individuals (personal data) must ensure that their operations can continue lawfully after Brexit. In this guide, our expert data protection team outline potential issues...
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ECJ provides guidance on the “grave professional misconduct” discretionary exclusion
An Italian court requested a preliminary reference ruling from the European Court of Justice ("ECJ") around the meaning of the "grave professional misconduct" discretionary exclusion, pursuant to Directive 2004/18. In...
