Insights and Guidance - Page 20

We are happy to announce that there have been two published authors within our staff, past and present, at Gordons Partnership and both within the last year! Quite an achievement! No Place to...

The Guildford Legal Walk is a 10km sponsored walk through the Surrey countryside. The London Legal Support Trust is an independent charity that raises funds for free legal advice services in London...

We’re not going on a summer holiday. On 17 March the Foreign Office advised against non-essential foreign travel for a period of 30 days which has been subsequently extended indefinitely,...

CQC Inspection Reports – the retreat from objective into subjective truth In society in general, there has been an increasing retreat from objective truth into subjective truth. We have noticed...

Guidance on compliance with Child Arrangement Orders during COVID-19 02 April 2020 The expectation at this difficult time is that parents must care for children by acting sensibly and safely when...

Part 12 of the Civil Procedure Rules (“CPR”) outlines default judgment and the circumstances under which a party can obtain judgment against another, without trial. If default judgment...

What does it mean for applicants and the sector generally? Neil Grant, Partner and Health & Social Care Solicitor, recently wrote an article for Children’s Home Quality regarding Ofsted’s...

Kate Garraway’s documentary ‘Finding Derek’ on Tuesday 23 March 2021 harrowingly exposed the difficulties she has had face whilst her husband has been hospitalised for an extended period of...

“A day without laughter is a day wasted” – No truer words could be spoken by Charlie Chaplin, however, every year families fall victim to unhappy circumstances resulting in a sad reality...

CQC Inspection Reports – holding the regulator to account What should a registered provider do if they receive an inspection report which contains significant errors? The immediate thing is...