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    Duty Of Candour

    Healthcare providers face significant legal obligations when patient care falls short of expected standards. Understanding the duty of candour framework is essential for medical professionals...
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
  • Article

    The Home Office Counting Rules Don’t Count, Says The Administrative Court

    The Administrative Court has delivered a significant judgment clarifying that the Home Office Crime Recording Rules (HOCA) do not govern police retention of information on local databases. In a case involving an autistic eight-year-old child, the court emphasized that retention decisions must be made under the College of Policing's guidance, requiring individualized assessments of necessity and proportionality rather than relying on crime recording statistics frameworks.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Kingsley Napley LLP
Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Private Equity In Accountancy: Opportunities, Regulation And Market Trends (Podcast)

    As accountancy firms navigate increasing investor interest, leaders must also manage regulatory obligations, governance considerations and commercial challenges that come with it.
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Home Office Updates Employer Right To Work Guidance, An Earned Settlement On The Horizon

    Our FAQs set out that from 1 October 2026, where you directly engage someone under an employment contract, a worker’s contract, an independent contractor, or an individual through an online matching service you will need to check their right to work before they start work.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Forceps Delivery And Negligence Claims

    Forceps deliveries are instrumental procedures used during childbirth when complications arise, but they carry significant risks if not performed correctly. Understanding when forceps use becomes negligent and what legal recourse is available is crucial for families whose babies have suffered birth injuries. This article examines the standards of care surrounding forceps deliveries and the circumstances under which medical negligence claims may arise.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
  • Article

    Fast-Track Extradition: Is Now Too Soon?

    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
  • Article

    MI5 Espionage Alert: Universities Face National Security Risk From Chinese Intelligence-linked Research Funder

    The UK Government’s Security Service (MI5) has issued an Espionage Alert concerning the China General Technology Research Institute (CGTRI). Such alerts are exceptionally rare and signal...
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
  • Article

    Bricks, Mortar And A Bigger Tax Bill: What International Property Owners Need To Know About UK Real Estate In 2026

    International property owners face significant tax implications when investing in UK real estate in 2026. Understanding the evolving tax landscape, from capital gains to inheritance tax, is crucial for making informed investment decisions. This guide explores the key considerations and obligations that overseas investors must navigate in the current UK property market.
    United KingdomTax
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
  • Article

    In Conversation With Sarah Harris: Innovation, AI And The Future Of Regulation

    Sarah Harris discusses the evolving landscape of innovation and artificial intelligence, examining how regulatory frameworks are adapting to technological advancement. The conversation explores the intersection of cutting-edge AI development and the legal structures designed to govern its implementation and use.
    United KingdomTechnology
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Annex 1 Firms Under The Regulatory Spotlight

    Firms conducting certain activities which do not require full authorisation by the Financial Conduct (FCA) may still need to be registered with the FCA for the purposes of anti-money laundering (AML) supervisio
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Excess Absences Under The Long Residence Route

    The Long Residence route to UK indefinite leave to remain may soon be eliminated under proposed 'earned settlement' changes, prompting a surge of applications from individuals who have exceeded permitted absence thresholds. While Home Office guidance suggests discretion may be exercised for excess absences in certain circumstances, securing such exceptions in practice proves exceptionally challenging for applicants and their representatives.
    United KingdomImmigration
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Lifesaving Thrombectomies Still A Postcode Lottery

    Recent data reveals that over 13 stroke victims daily are denied thrombectomy, a revolutionary treatment that removes blood clots from the brain and significantly reduces lifelong disability. Despite NHS England's 2019 target to expand thrombectomy provision from one to ten percent of stroke patients, only 4.8 percent received this time-critical procedure in late 2025, with access varying dramatically by geographic location.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Sanctions Regimes: What Organisations Need To Know

    The UK sanctions framework is undergoing significant changes that will impact how organisations maintain compliance. With OFSI introducing revised penalty structures, new discount mechanisms, and tighter settlement timelines, understanding these developments is critical for businesses operating under financial sanctions regimes.
    United KingdomInternational Law
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    ICAEW’s New Constructive Engagement Pathway: What Auditors And Audit Firms Need To Know

    The ICAEW introduced a new resolution route for lower-level audit conduct matters on 1 October 2026. We explain how it works, what it means for auditors and audit firms and how it fits into the broader...
    United KingdomAccounting and Audit
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Civil Fraud Case Update: Q2 2026

    The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal in Logix Aero Ireland Ltd v Siam Aero Repair Co Ltd. The issue related to whether the intervention of a fraudster broke the chain of causation in a breach of contract claim.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Honey Traps, Red Carpets And The Myth Of The Air-tight Prenup

    A family lawyer examines Sky Atlantic's divorce drama 'War', analyzing the legal accuracy of honey traps, prenuptial agreements, and high-stakes divorce tactics. From red carpet drama to corporate espionage, discover which plot points hold up in real-world family law and which are pure fiction.
    United KingdomFamily and Matrimonial
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    The End Of Upwards-Only Rent Reviews – What Commercial Lease Reform Means For Landlords, Investors And Tenants

    The ban on upwards-only rent reviews (“UORRs”) was passed into law via the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 (the “Act”) which received Royal Assent on 29th April 2026. The ban marks one of the most significant changes to commercial leasing in England and Wales in decades.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    FAQs: I’m An Architect – Can I Apply For A Global Talent Visa?

    With the minimum salary threshold increases for Skilled Workers, many architects are exploring the option of applying for a Global Talent...
    United KingdomImmigration
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Moving To The UK From The US? Plan Before You Pack

    US individuals relocating to the UK face a complex intersection of immigration rules and tax residence requirements that operate independently of one another. Understanding when UK tax residence is triggered...
    United KingdomTax
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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    Under Investigation: Tax Enquiries In The Construction Industry

    In November 2025, the previous Chancellor set out plans, among other things, to tackle fraud within the Construction Industry Scheme (“CIS”) and announced a technical consultation “aimed at simplifying and improving the administration of the scheme”.
    United KingdomTax
    Kingsley Napley LLP
    Kingsley Napley LLP
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