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Welcome to our Public Matters Newsletter.
This month we have:
The Outsourcing Playbook provides guidance on outsourcing and contracting with the private sector. Nat Avdiu looks at the different policies, and how they can be a useful tool for both central and local government professionals.
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Vicki Searle outlines the areas that can provide certainty and reduce the risk of disputes when drafting contracts.
Nine months on from the Court of Appeal decision in Network Rail Infrastructure Ltd v (1) Williams (2) Waistell, James Fawcett updates us on the impact of this Japanese knotweed judgment on landowners.
Emma Marshall provides top tips for avoiding disputes and keeping your IT contracts up and running.
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24Oct
We will be discussing the Human Rights Act, school claims and a legal update on 'hot topics'.
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This month includes government outsourcing, amending contracts, land registration 2025 target for public sector, inquests, and public procurement with SMEs, Brexit and the mafia.
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In this webinar we will explain the practical steps that firms should take in order to be compliant with SMCR from 9 December 2019.
Browne Jacobson LLP were recently instructed by the defendant in a sexual assault claim in which the High Court had to carefully consider the sufficient connection test for vicarious liability to apply.
The Accountability and Reparations investigations of the IICSA has already carried out a large amount of work. Last month a report with its preliminary recommendations was published.
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