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NEC Climate Change Contract Clause

With the focus in the construction industry and surrounding supply chain on reducing carbon emissions, driving to net zero carbon, and related building safety improvements, it is good to see that the authors of the NEC Contract have taken an important step towards facilitating sustainability in a contractual sense.

Police investigate Nottingham baby deaths

Donna Ockenden’s current review into Nottingham University NHS Trust’s maternity units has revealed that her team is looking at the files of approximately 1800 families who are thought to have been affected by poor treatment at Nottingham’s Queen’s Medical Centre's and Nottingham City Hospital's maternity units. The announcement that the Trust is now also the subject of a police investigation will have compounded the agony for the families concerned.

Settlement Agreements: The Case of 'Mr A'

Often, we are approached by employers and employees to help negotiate the terms of a settlement agreement. Whilst it can be a daunting process, with the right guidance you can achieve the best outcome.

Rise and Shine: Breakfast Briefing for HR Innovators

This employment law seminar is a must attend for all HR professionals and business owners as we are covering all the need-to-know changes that will impact you from as early as 6 April 2024.

Our high street stores and the pensions connection

We have been told for a number of years that people are increasingly shopping online and visiting our high streets less.

Nutt v. Nutt [2018] EWHC 851 (CH)

On 19 April 2018 Master Clark handed down Judgment in the above matter. The case centred around the Estate of Lily Rose Nutt (“Lily”) who died on 25 February 2013 aged 88.

Is it a Caravaggio or not? Duty of care by auctioneers in assessing art

In January 2015, the Chancery Division of the High Court considered the duty of care owed by prestigious and leading auction houses in the case of Thwaytes v Sotherby’s.

Contesting a will - charitable legacies

Historically courts have taken a robust approach to protecting gifts contained in wills for the benefit of a charity. A number of recent cases suggest a change of approach towards charities. A notable case, which reflects these changing attitudes is the case of Gill and Woodall [2010].

Contesting a will where the parent was suffering from dementia

In recent years the number of disappointed children contesting their parent’s Will has substantially increased.

A short guide to probate

When someone dies, most people want the stresses of dealing with financial and administrative matters to be taken away by someone who is expert in how these processes work.