A recent judgment in Evans v PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP [2019] considers the question of when a limitation period runs in circumstances where tax liability is contingent on a future event...

The HSE has published its (provisional) annual figures for work related fatalities for 2018/19. The figures included are those that have been reported under RIDDOR

A recent report from the House of Commons Treasury Committee, 'Regulating Crypto', highlights ongoing concerns about the lack of regulation of cryptoassets in the UK and the significant...

This recent English High Court decision produced findings on a number of issues that are relevant to claims for breaches of warranty under Share Purchase Agreements (SPAs).

In the light of changes in the market conditions and legal framework in China, the insurance industry has an opportunity to engage ...

Las instituciones de seguros para poder cumplir con su cometido deben diversificar las responsabilidades que asuman con el fin de contar con una capacidad financiera que les...

In a recently published judgment, the court has once again highlighted the extreme difficulties faced by young people with behavioural issues in our society

The reports of these sandboxing exercises are expected later this year.

To the disappointment of compensators, the MOJ has announced a new discount rate of minus 0.25%, to come into effect in England and Wales from 5 August 2019.

The NHS Long Term Plan sets out how the health service in England will be transformed over the next decade.

The Commons Health and Social Care Select Committee recently backed NHS England Chief Executive, Simon Stevens' call to scrap elements of the Health and Social Care Act 2012.

More trusts are turning to the ‘split site' model to redesign how and where they deliver services. Such re-engineering requires skilled leadership, and staff and public engagement, but is this a panacea?

In this update, we discuss some of the latest legal and technical developments in occupational disease litigation, including updates in mesothelioma and asbestos.

Plans for a new statutory patient safety investigations system took another step forward this week with the publication of the Health Service Safety Investigations Bill.

PropTech has the potential to create the theatre and experience to re-invigorate our stores and retail destinations.

In this edition we consider the significant award of damages in the NIHL case of Inglis v MOD; "Spiking" in mesothelioma reinsurance claims

The fear of potential criminal investigation felt by many healthcare professionals in the wake of an unexpected patient death again comes under the spotlight in a new report

The coming Intelligent era, marked by pervasive and ambient connectivity, together with artificial intelligence, will rewrite the foundation of many of our assumptions about business.

New procurement thresholds that come into effect on 1 January 2020 have been published by the European Commission.

NHS Resolution's recent success in the Lesley Elder case highlights the increasing importance of undertaking investigations where there are genuine questions around exaggeration or fabrication.