Ebriefings

Whilst many of us are welcoming the recent changes to lockdown, many charities are finding the easing of lockdown more difficult to manage than going into it!

The Court of Protection is very important as it ensures that people who lack capacity are safeguarded.

The Covid-19 Pandemic has impacted all aspects of our lives, including the operation of Coroners and inquest proceedings.

The Government has released Procurement Policy Note 04/20 “Recovery and Transition from Covid-19” (the PPN), building on and updating PPN 02/20.

Government guidance on the new flexible furlough arrangements, published at 9.30pm on Friday 12 June.

I have been qualified as a Court of Protection Solicitor for almost ten months now and I absolutely love my job.

All these things are evidence of the great work that charities are doing to help see us through the Covid-19 pandemic and how they continue to be relied on to address need and inequality.

What is the extent of an employer’s duty of care to its employees, as pension scheme members, to inform them of their rights as members of the scheme?

Whilst churches across the country currently remain closed, a careful and safe reopening of places of worship is now finally on the horizon.

Whilst last week saw some children returning to school and groups of people from different households finally being able to meet again, life in the UK is still far from “back to normal”.

The impact of Covid-19 continues as the stay on possession claims is extended.

Current Government guidance is clear that both domestic and international school trips will need to be cancelled or re-arranged for the immediate future.