Ebriefings

Health and Social Care: Matthew Wort provides some key questions about your readiness to provide new solutions in a changing social care environment and how to provide a public service to be proud of. […]

What the case says The case helpfully does confirm that costs incurred under contracts called-off from a framework agreement are incurred “under” that framework agreement (and not just “under the […]

The Housing and Planning Act 2016 (Commencement No. 4 and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2017 A number of other provisions in the Act will come into force with effect from tomorrow, […]

The CMA recognises that the sector “performs a vital public service that benefits many people”[1] and the good news is that overall (despite public awareness of malpractice) residents and relatives […]

Sparked by the exponential growth in developers selling houses on a leasehold basis, with rapidly rising ground rents, the paper poses a variety of questions to respondents on how to […]

As you will be aware the Form N5B is the claim form used for accelerated possession proceedings following service of a Section 21 notice seeking possession (in respect of an […]

[media id=696] A country that lives within its means: Spending Review 2015 presents some hints as to what the government is expecting its departments, and others in the wider public […]

Misconception 1: Following the European Court of Justice case of Tyco, my care workers are entitled to be paid for the time they spend travelling from home to their first […]

CLA members in the Midlands were able to participate in the meeting from our office in central Birmingham.  The collegiate spirit of charity law was very much in evidence as […]

A key point about starter homes is that the sections will only be brought into force by regulation, so there is no “starter” (sic) date. After much debate, the Government […]

Those providers who have sought to challenge Care Quality Commission (CQC) will have quickly come to realise that very little protection is given against such unfair judgements and whilst CQC […]

It is not hard to see why. The relevant property regime for trust taxation is seen as restrictive. It limits what can be settled on trust without attracting an inheritance […]