Call for non-FTs to have greater freedom to deliver STPs
14/10/2016
NHS trusts should be allowed to set up shared service companies and be part of accountable care organisations to help deliver...
Bevan Brittan bolsters health team with partner appointment to London...
11/10/2016
Law firm Bevan Brittan has appointed Carly Caton as a health partner in its London office. Carly joins from Pinsent Masons where...
Bevan Brittan urges rule change to enable more successful STPs
11/10/2016
Bevan Brittan is encouraging NHS England and the Secretary of State for Health to consider a change in the rules restricting NHS...
Is ring-fencing pay a 'reasonable adjustment'?
28/09/2016
The EAT has considered whether long-term pay protection is capable of amounting to a 'reasonable adjustment' for a disabled...
Bevan Brittan ranks as Top Tier Firm in 8 practice areas in The Legal...
14/09/2016
The Legal 500 has listed Bevan Brittan as a top-tier firm in eight practice areas and named four of our team as Leading Lawyers
Highest trainee intake at Bevan Brittan since 2009
09/09/2016
Firm continues on its growth trajectory
Lessons to be learned from the case of Energysolutions EU Ltd v...
09/09/2016
Part 2: The role of witness evidence
Court Challenge to CQC Factual Accuracy Process
01/09/2016
The process of seeking Factual Accuracy corrections to CQC's draft inspection reports can be cumbersome and extremely frustrating...
Housing: new law on dealing with sub-tenants when undertaking Section...
31/08/2016
Section 20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 is a potential hazard for landlords of residential developments
Lessons to be learned from the case of Energysolutions EU Ltd v...
16/08/2016
Part 1: Record keeping in procurement
GP Practice fined £40,000 for data protection breach
15/08/2016
A GP Practice has been fined £40,000 by the Information Commissioner's Office for disclosing a woman's confidential details to her...
Children - which decision counts?
04/08/2016
It is a well-known principle in English law that a competent adult’s refusal to treatment cannot be overridden – no matter how...