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In February 2021, the High Court handed down judgment London Borough of Lambeth v AM (No. 2) [2021] EWHC 186 (QB), in which Browne Jacobson LLP acted for the Claimant Council. The judgment is critical reading for public bodies who are required to take action to restrict the use of confidential information in circumstances where that information has been inadvertently disclosed to a third-party.
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Browne Jacobson have advised Youth Hostels Association (YHA) (England and Wales) on a partnership agreement with regeneration group Regenda to operate the grade II listed building, Trafford Hall, as a Youth Hostel.
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The government has announced the end of the bubble system in schools as of today (19 July 2021), in recognition of the fact that the requirement for whole bubbles to self-isolate for 10 days following a single positive case of COVID-19 was causing disruption to many children’s education.
A court will not alter an unambiguous contractual term merely because it is unduly favourable to one party, imprudent or unreasonable or because it provides for one party to pay too high a price for something. However, a court can correct the literal meaning of a contractual provision by construction if it is clear both that a mistake has been made and what the provision was intended to say.
Lynette Wieland, a health and social care lawyer at Browne Jacobson, has been appointed as a social mobility ambassador for The Law Society.
Peter Ware, Partner and Head of Government sector at Browne Jacobson, discusses public procurement and the extent to which this is a brave new world.
Browne Jacobson has been shortlisted in the Innovation category in the fifth annual UK Social Mobility Awards 2021.
Jeniz White, associate at Browne Jacobson, asks whether equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) actually has a good business case?
New research from Browne Jacobson demonstrate shifts in London insurance market practitioners’ perceptions of firm’s actions on governance, conduct and culture during Covid-19, in their new report.
Browne Jacobson’s specialist corporate lawyers have advised leisure operator, The Brighton Pier Group Plc on its successful acquisition of the entire issued share capital of theme park, Lightwater Valley for a consideration of up to £5m.
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