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Warning: Correspondence from email addresses ending “@blakemorgans.co.uk”
Correspondence from email addresses ending “@blakemorgans.co.uk” potentially misusing the name of Blake Morgan LLP. What is the scam? The SRA has been informed that correspondence may have been sent from...
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In-house inside the ropes?
The Centre for Ethics and Law in UCL has recently completed a review of the existing regulatory framework for legal services.
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Good infrastructure is key to a functioning economy
What role will infrastructure take in reinvigorating the UK economy?
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Shipping regulations: the Maritime and Coastguard Agency seeks views
Safety rules and standards are to be implemented on passenger ships and the Maritime and Coastguard Agency are seeking views on these shipping regulations.
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University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust fined for breaching the duty of candour
In the first criminal prosecution of its kind to reach court, the University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust has pleaded guilty to breaching its 'duty of candour' under Regulation 20 of...
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Health Sector News – review of August 2020
Welcome to the review of August edition of Health Sector News, this month as well as the digest of legal issues hitting the headlines in the health sector we wanted...
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The Russian law of Advocate’s secrecy – the English court finds there is no distinction between Advocates and non-Advocates for the purpose of legal advice privilege
Sarah Rees and Natalie Powers of Blake Morgan look at the findings of Moulder J in a recent application in PJSC Tatneft v Bogolyubov and others [2020] EWHC 2437 (Comm).
