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How is a public inquiry structured?
In this second article focusing on public inquiries, we compare the different approaches and structures that have been adopted by public inquiries. The structure of a public inquiry will have...
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Autumn Statement: Jeremy Hunt announces two-year delay to the cap on care costs
It has now been over a decade since Andrew Dilnot concluded his inquiry into the social care system. Dilnot concluded that the adult social care system was not fit for...
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Blake Morgan welcomes new partner to its Dispute Resolution practice
Leading law firm Blake Morgan has appointed Thomas Middlehurst as a new partner to head up the firm’s contentious trusts and estate team.
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Optimising relationships with external counsel
The current economic climate is increasing scrutiny of external legal spend like never before with pressure to reduce costs only likely to increase if the economy falls into a prolonged...
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New investigation thresholds set by the Office for Students
The Office for Students (OfS) has released new thresholds for student outcomes in higher education in England, which if not met, may result in more investigations by the OfS.
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Private Client Issues – November 2022
Welcome to this month’s edition of Private Client Issues, Blake Morgan’s monthly round-up of the topics you may find of interest. It features insight and advice on developments affecting private...
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The Power of Trust Q&A
Experts in trust and business culture were guest speakers at an Investing in Success webinar hosted by Blake Morgan Partner Jennifer Williamson on Wednesday 2 November.
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A ‘Green Premium’ or a ‘Brown Discount’: is the data to become a quantifiable reality?
As we move to a more conscious world, with sustainability and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) at the forefront of our minds, the same can now also be said for...
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Top Private Client ranking for Blake Morgan
Blake Morgan's impressive run of being named as an eprivateclient 'Top Private Client Law Firm' has continued.
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Charities Act 2022 – first group of changes comes into force
What do charity trustees need to know about the Charities Act 2022? We examine the first group of changes that have come into force.
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The National Security and Investment Act 2021 – what do I need to know as a lender?
Since 4 January 2022, under the new National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSIA), a new, hybrid scheme has been introduced which allows the Government to scrutinise, and intervene in,...
