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The Competition Markets Authority (CMA) has published draft guidance for fertility clinics on consumer law. The guidance is out for consultation and any responses to the questions they pose should be submitted by 5pm on Tuesday 5 January 2021.
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In a leading judgment by Lord Hamblen the Supreme Court has again considered the thorny issue of whether the common law doctrine of illegality should preclude a claimant who commits a criminal offence during a psychotic episode from recovering damages for losses arising out of that offence.
On 8 October 2020, the Care Quality Commission published ‘Right Support, Right Care. Right Culture’, its new guidance on the registration and regulation of services for autistic people and/or people with a learning disability.
This health newsletter talks about the focuses on topics relevant to the resolution of healthcare disputes.
Lockdown restrictions in March 2020 led to many inquest hearings being postponed. As restrictions eased, Coroners came under increasing pressure to reduce the number of delayed inquest hearings. In June 2020, the Chief Coroner issued Guidance No. 38 to facilitate remote participation in coroner’s inquests.
At the end of July 2020 Sir Simon Stevens, NHS Chief Executive, and Amanda Pritchard NHS Chief Operating Officer, outlined the third phase of the NHS response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
In this article we explore some recent changes to claims arising from death and provide a brief refresher on how these are calculated.
When considering vicarious liability, healthcare organisations need to consider not only the “relationship” and “close connection” test but also whether there is someone else who could or should be vicariously liable.
We have seen a rise in recent times in claims resulting from breach of confidentiality. Here we explain how these claims arise and what to do if you become aware of a breach of confidentiality.
In recognition of the success of its claims mediation service, NHS Resolution has recently been shortlisted for a Mediation Innovation Award at the National Mediation Awards.
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