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Report 13/05/2021
As we begin this new decade we are at the cusp of an exciting age in healthcare. Digital advancements made over the last few years are now really starting to transform the way that patients are treated and cared for in the United Kingdom by healthcare providers. COVID-19 enforced lockdowns have led to accelerated showcasing of technological developments in healthcare and products now available, which in turn has highlighted the need for change.
Case review 13/05/2021
Article 13/05/2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on stakeholders in the UK and EU’s life sciences industry - from companies, to third parties, governments, regulators and insurers.
Case review 12/05/2021
The Commercial Court has struck out a £58m unlawful means conspiracy claim against Teacher Stern LLP, Primekings Holding Limited (Primekings) and Paul Downes QC.
Article 10/05/2021
Welcome to the first edition of Logistics: Bite-Size Insights, our newsletter focusing on all things haulage-related, providing oversight of current developments and topics of note in the industry.
Article 07/05/2021
It is common for construction contracts to contain provisions specifying that entitlements to, for example, extensions of time and/or additional payment will be lost unless intimated within a specified period of time. But what happens if, for any reason and by any margin, the deadline is not complied with?
Article 07/05/2021
In a message to stakeholders on 23 April 2021, Lloyd’s announced that it was considering whether to close its Salvage Arbitration Branch, a move which if confirmed would leave the future of the administration of its Standard Form of Salvage Agreement and the ultimate survival of the Lloyd’s Open Form in the balance.
Article 07/05/2021
The European Commission has recently published a landmark proposal for a legal framework that will regulate, and even ban, certain AI systems.
Article 06/05/2021
Shortages across the construction industry have been widely reported in recent months compounding expected labour scarcities. While lack of plaster and plasterboard is apparently easing, bricks, sand and steel are still in short supply placing pressure on prices.
Article 06/05/2021
COVID-19 prepared the industry for the potential impacts of Brexit in many ways. The issues faced from March 2020 onwards (including delays in imports, shortages of materials, increased prices and labour issues) were, in a sense, pre-empting what might come when the United Kingdom officially left the European Union.
