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07
Mar 2023

Section: Medical Negligence

Study finds wearable fitness trackers could interfere with cardiac devices

According to a new study, wearable fitness and wellness trackers could interfere with some implanted cardiac devices such as pacemakers. The study published in the Heart Rhythm journal found that devices such as smartwatches, smart rings and smart scales used to monitor fitness-related activities could interfere with the functioning of cardiac implantable electronic devices…

06
Mar 2023

NPCC Wraps Up Review into Drug Driving Evidence – Here’s What You Need to Know

The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and the Forensic Science Regulator (FSR) have recently concluded their reviews into the analysis of drug driving samples conducted by Synlab Laboratory Services Limited. The reviews focused on the Section 5A Road Traffic Act toxicology testing for controlled drugs. The review revealed that, due to issues with the quality…

06
Mar 2023

West Yorkshire Speed Cameras – Police Make Changes to Their Camera Use

We all know that speed cameras have been in use on our roads for many years now, however the police have now decided to add an element of surprise to West Yorkshire speed cameras. This week, the West Yorkshire Police force have confirmed that there will no longer be warning signs to warn drivers that…

01
Mar 2023

Buying and Selling Shares: An Introduction

We outline the usual legal process of buying or selling shares in a private limited company incorporated in England and Wales. The company in which shares are being bought or sold is usually referred to throughout the transaction as the target company, or more concisely the “Target”. As a department we are experienced in understanding…

01
Mar 2023

Property Rights After A Separation

If you and your spouse or partner are looking to separate, you will likely be concerned about what your property rights after a separation are. We look at whether you can stay in your home and what might happen next. A lot will depend on whether you are married and whether you are registered as…

28
Feb 2023

Section: Medical Negligence

Prostate cancer screening in pipeline for all middle-aged men

Screening could soon become available to all middle-aged men after trials showed new techniques slashed the chances of overdiagnosis. Experts have long argued that only a national screening programme would significantly reduce deaths from the leading cancer in men. Tests have until now been too unreliable to pass the threshold, with the potential for…

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Study finds wearable fitness trackers could interfere with cardiac devices

NPCC Wraps Up Review into Drug Driving Evidence – Here’s What You Need to Know

West Yorkshire Speed Cameras – Police Make Changes to Their Camera Use

Buying and Selling Shares: An Introduction

Property Rights After A Separation

Prostate cancer screening in pipeline for all middle-aged men

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Study finds wearable fitness trackers could interfere with cardiac devices

NPCC Wraps Up Review into Drug Driving Evidence – Here’s What You Need to Know

West Yorkshire Speed Cameras – Police Make Changes to Their Camera Use

Buying and Selling Shares: An Introduction

Property Rights After A Separation

Prostate cancer screening in pipeline for all middle-aged men

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