Our specialists understand all aspects of healthcare law and the changes providers and commissioners face. We combine our expertise in working with public bodies, adult social care, social housing and the Health sector to provide a service that is both efficient and cost effective.
Jennifer is a specialist Healthcare Lawyer who led on transactions stemming from some of the major reforms in the NHS including: the “Transforming Community Services Agenda”, Personalisation Agenda and Direct Payments, Health and Social Care Act reforms. She also acted in her past in-house role as an advocate for the “...
Robin is a solicitor in the Health and Social Care Team. He advises on all areas relating to adult social care including the Care Act 2014, safeguarding, the Mental Capacity Act 2005, Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards, integration between NHS bodies and local authorities, the Mental Health Act 1983, forced marriage, Ordinary ...
Article 3 – Deprivation of Liberty and the case of PJ Please find the previous articles in this ongoing series here. In the last month, there have been two significant developm
Article 2 – The Mental Health Act Independent Review and the case of MM Please find the previous articles in this ongoing series here. There have been two significant developme
Adult social care is facing a time of almost unprecedented change and difficulty. On one hand, the funding gap social care departments up and down the country are facing is well do
WATCH OUT! PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ORGANISATIONS MAY BE VICARIOUSLY LIABLE FOR THEIR CONTRACTORS Vicarious liability is a common law principle whereby employers can be liable for the n
In a ground-breaking decision, the Supreme Court has ruled that a No Oral Modification (NOM) contract clause is legally effective, overturning a previous judgment by the Court of A
From 6 April 2018 the law relating to the taxation treatment of termination payments is changing. The law remains that any part of a termination payment relating to sums due under
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