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10
Nov 2020

Section: Medical Negligence

Frustration grows for Calderdale residents trying to access their GP during pandemic

Health chiefs have heard that getting to see their GP or attempting to access related services has become a frustrating issue for Calderdale residents during the Covid-19 pandemic. Members of Calderdale Council Health and Wellbeing Board held a meeting to discuss the effect the pandemic has had on local services, including accessing GPs, using technology…

09
Nov 2020

Section: Regulatory Services

Subject Access Requests – Common Questions Answered

The Information Commissioner’s Office (“ICO”) is the UK’s independent data compliance organisation which governs all matters concerning personal data from ensuring individuals (“data subjects”) personal data rights to enforcing fines and notices against companies which breach data protection rules. Data subjects have the right to access and receive a copy of their personal data which…

06
Nov 2020

Section: Regulatory Services

Employing migrants in 2021 – What employers need to know

Skilled Workers On 1 January 2021, the UK’s immigration system is changing. Employers should plan and take action now before the changes happen. Migrants from EU countries will be treated in the same way as non-EU migrants, thus ending the UK’s free movement with the EU. Basically, anyone coming to work in the UK will…

03
Nov 2020

Section: Property

Declarations of Trust

The law in England & Wales makes a distinction between the legal and beneficial owners of land. The legal owner is the person in whose name the land is registered at the Land Registry. The beneficial owner is the actual owner. The registered or legal owner is said to hold the property on trust for…

03
Nov 2020

Section: Employer Services

Judges plead for end to narrative style particulars: Less is more

Less is more. The skilful lawyer demonstrates the ability to reduce an employment law case to its key elements, in a clear and concise manner. In the recent case of C v D [2020], the EAT felt compelled to remind legal teams of their responsibilities when submitting a claim form and statement of case. A…

03
Nov 2020

Section: Medical Negligence

Covid – protective antibodies ‘fall rapidly after infection’

Researchers say levels of protective antibodies wane ‘quite rapidly’ following coronavirus infection. The research team at Imperial College London found the number of people who had tested positive for antibodies had fallen by 26 per cent between June and September. They said immunity appears to be fading and that there is a risk of catching…

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Frustration grows for Calderdale residents trying to access their GP during pandemic

Subject Access Requests – Common Questions Answered

Employing migrants in 2021 – What employers need to know

Declarations of Trust

Judges plead for end to narrative style particulars: Less is more

Covid – protective antibodies ‘fall rapidly after infection’

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Frustration grows for Calderdale residents trying to access their GP during pandemic

Subject Access Requests – Common Questions Answered

Employing migrants in 2021 – What employers need to know

Declarations of Trust

Judges plead for end to narrative style particulars: Less is more

Covid – protective antibodies ‘fall rapidly after infection’

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