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In this webinar, Hayley and Katie will explore re-brokerage arrangements including the Regional School Commissioners’ legal powers and the circumstances in which an academy may be at risk of being re-brokered, as well as the potential consequences of refusing to consent to such an arrangement.
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Like Diane Pretty and Tony Nicklinson before him, Noel Conway has failed to persuade the courts to change the law on assisted suicide. Even where as a result of disability someone cannot commit suicide without outside help, assisting suicide being a criminal offence is a justifiable interference with his Article 8 rights to private and family life.
The Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims (the 'PAPDC') comes into force on 1 October 2017. The PAPDC applies to businesses seeking to recover debts from individuals (including sole traders). Businesses will need to comply with the new requirements including making sure your internal procedures align with the new protocol and updating your terms and conditions (if necessary).
Whether your school is an academy, a maintained school or part of a multi-academy trust, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will apply to you from 25 May 2018.
Bernard Madoff, through his company BLMIS, conducted a Ponzi scheme previously unparalleled in scale, scope, and duration - what were the warning signs?
Many employers are nervous about having difficult conversations with their employees even when faced with the worst types of behaviour. Join our HR experts, James Tait and Paul Sands, for the latest guidance on dealing with these issues in the workplace and empower your team to tackle problems head-on and with confidence.
Following the Insolvency (England & Wales) Rules 2016, a variety of new decision making procedures have come into play. In our final video of the series, Chloe Poskitt focuses on how the deemed consent procedure works and the impact that this will have on insolvency practitioners.
Rachel and Liz provide a step by step guide on how to carry out disciplinary investigations against staff in Education.
Becky Fitzpatrick looks at the sad case of Charlie Gard and the legal implications for the way medical treatment decisions are made - both for children and for incapacitous adults.
Earlier this year, the Intellectual Property (Unjustified Threats) Act 2017 was given royal assent. It is expected to come into force later this year. In this webinar, we shall discuss upcoming changes to the law. It is important that rights holders and their representatives understand how the threats regime can be both a sword and shield in IP litigation.
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