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Know your duty? Duty of Candour requirements & the NHS in Wales
11 May 2023
Building on Putting Things Right, in April 2023 the statutory duty of candour came into force in Wales requiring all NHS bodies to be open and honest with service users...
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SRA update health and wellbeing in the workplace guidance
10 May 2023
Following approval from the Legal Services Board on 19 April 2023, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has issued updated guidance, "to help law firms and those who work for them...
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End of life planning: Dying Matters Awareness Week 2023
09 May 2023
End of life planning is important, and now is a great time to look into it in more detail. Every year, Dying Matters host an Awareness Week in an attempt...
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Strike out of Employment Tribunal claims: useful guidance from the EAT
05 May 2023
Generally, an Employment Tribunal will be reluctant to strike out a tribunal claim, particularly if the claimant is unrepresented and there are allegations of discrimination. Having said this, two recent...
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Four new Partners at Blake Morgan this spring
04 May 2023
Leading law firm Blake Morgan has announced the promotions of four of its lawyers to Partner. Conor Daly, James Danks, Delme Griffiths, and Angela Mildenhall will take up their new...
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Investing In Success: Tips for upscaling and business exits
03 May 2023
A career as an entrepreneur is not often a path that a school careers adviser would suggest to students. But Debbie Wosskow OBE, who featured on Blake Morgan's most recent...
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What is CV Fraud and what are the consequences?
02 May 2023
CV fraud is where a job applicant provides false information or overstatements on their CV. This can range from small overstatements, such as minor alterations of job titles and extra-curricular...
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Blake Morgan support Social Care Wales 2023 Y Gwobrau/Accolades Awards
02 May 2023
Blake Morgan were delighted to sponsor a category at the 2023 Accolades, which celebrated the achievement of the social care, early years and childcare workforce in Wales on 27 April...
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Purposive approach to interim orders: Kuzmin v GMC [2023]
28 April 2023
A purposive approach to interim orders was used in Kuzmin v General Medical Council (GMC). What is the benefit of this approach? This is a method used by judges to...
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Powering up Britain and mobilising green investment
27 April 2023
How do we mobilise green investment in the UK? In January 2022 two environmental non-governmental organisations (NGO's) challenged the UK Government's Net Zero Strategy (published 2021). The strategy set out...
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Electronic signatures as legal documents: Can a trust of land be created by e-mail signature?
25 April 2023
When is an electronic signature for legal documents valid? In this blog we examine the judgment in Hudson v Hathaway (2022) - a case of an estranged, unmarried couple who went...
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Can universities detect AI written work?
25 April 2023
Plagiarism software has been developed to detect AI input in essays, though universities are approaching with caution.
