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Procurement series: Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Act
Are you ready for the change in procurement? To help, we are running a our series of webinars on the subject. In this webinar on Thursday 5 December, the focus...
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Business interruption insurance claims: important victory for leisure businesses
The Court of Appeal has ruled that commercial insurance policies containing cover for notifiable disease outbreaks ‘at the premises’ should pay out for losses incurred through Covid-19 restrictions, in an...
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Changes to Securitisation Regulations explained
The rules around Securitisations Regulations in the UK are changing from 1 November 2024. The current regulations will be revoked in favour of the Securitisation Regulations 2024, the Securitisation (Amendments)...
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In-House Insights: managing risk with Natalie Coates
If you are plunged in at the deep end and are able to make serene progress, that demonstrates resilience as well as having an ability to navigate risk. Managing legal...
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Functions of a Public Nature – The Human Rights Act 1998 and Care Home Providers – Revisited
In the recent case of Sammut and others v Next Steps Mental Healthcare Ltd and others [2024] EWHC 2265 (KB), concerning the death of a patient in a nursing care...
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Update on New Privy Council Rules and online Case Management System
Back in May 2024, we reported on the formal Consultation on sweeping changes to the Rules and procedures regarding Privy Council cases. The Response to the Consultation has now been...
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Renters’ Rights Bill: new rules for landlords and tenants
What changes will the Renters' Rights Bill make? Thomas Djan-Krofa, Legal Director in the Housing Team at Blake Morgan, considers the Renters' Rights Bill, summarises the potential new rules for...
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Dynamic pricing explained: consumers Look Back in Anger at Oasis ticket pricing
Dynamic or surge pricing is the practice of adjusting the price of a product in response to consumer demand for it. In the UK it is most often used for...
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Blake Morgan hosts inaugural Legal Wales Foundation and Lord Edmund-Davies Education Trust (LEDLET) alumni event to support budding Welsh legal professionals
Blake Morgan successfully hosted the Legal Wales Foundation and Lord Edmund Davies Legal Education Trust (LEDLET)’s first-ever joint event for summer scheme alumni on Friday, 13 September, at its Cardiff...
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A leading South Coast construction & demolition waste operator sold to Biffa
Blake Morgan and Azets Corporate Finance have advised on the sale of L&S Waste Management to Biffa, for an undisclosed amount.
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Should you contact someone on sick leave?
Should you contact someone on sick leave? Could the contact be unwanted? These are questions to bear in mind from an employer’s point of view. In the recent case of...
