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Governance and quality of care Governance and quality of care

The Care Act 2014 (the Act) is the single most important piece of law effecting social care in over 60 years and much of the Act, as well as related […]

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Protest, Parody and Financial Crimes Protest, Parody and Financial Crimes

[media id=720] So, a cartoonist may reference a well-known artwork or illustration for a caricature; an artist could use fragments of various films to compose a larger pastiche artwork – […]

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CPOs – Clearer, Faster, Fairer CPOs – Clearer, Faster, Fairer Andrew Millross

There are additional powers for CPO making authorities to enter on and survey land. Most organisations making housing and planning CPOs (which are the kind housing associations are likely to […]

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Building your business for the future Building your business for the future Donna Holmes

But just how often do you stop and reflect on the needs that aren’t externally imposed on you, but are nevertheless just as vital? Do you have a contingency plan […]

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Surrogacy: does my child get my money? Surrogacy: does my child get my money? Kadie Bennett

Kadie Bennett, Solicitor, explores the potential pitfalls of inheritance upon the death of a parent where a parental order is not obtained following the birth of a child via a surrogacy arrangement, […]

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