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Celebrating sport for development and peace
The UN International Day of Sport for Development and Peace is celebrated on Sunday, 6 April. This is a day that recognises the power of sport in fostering positive change,...
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Regulatory reform in the UK – navigating change, uncertainty and opportunity
In March 2025, Blake Morgan hosted roundtable events for in-house counsel within our Counsel+ network focusing on guidance on regulatory changes across competition, trade regulation, public procurement, consumer protection, AI,...
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NHS Provider Collaboration: is it time to mandate a model?
David Hill and Chris Hardy look at how NHS provider collaboration could evolve. Recent announcements about NHS England and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) imply a much bigger role for providers...
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April 2025: key dates for employers
April is the usual month for increases in a wide range of statutory rates and limits. This year is no exception. However, we also have the introduction of the new...
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Important eVisa Changes from 27 March 2025
The UK immigration system is in transition from physical documents to prove immigration status (such as biometric residence cards and permits) to a digitised immigration system. On 1 November 2024, the...
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Surrogacy and the importance of early legal advice
Annabel Winsor explores what is meant by “surrogacy”, whether surrogacy is legal and the importance of early legal advice.
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What can we discuss at mediation?
Mediation is a voluntary process which enables separating couples to meet with an impartial third party to discuss future arrangements for the family following their separation.
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Negligent advice – when are you too late to claim?
We look at the judgment in Stephane Etroy, RBC Trust Company (Jersey) Limited v Speechly Birchman LLP [2023] EWHC 386 (Ch), where the court held that a claim was not...
