Insights and Guidance - Page 23

Susan Hunneyball has recently written for Chemist + Druggist, discussing the implications of some fitness-to-practise hearings being held remotely following the pandemic. In her article, Susan...

“Brexit”, noun, the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union. If only it was that simple. Whilst the UK left the EU on 31 January 2020, the relationship was largely unchanged...

On 7 January 2021, CQC published a consultation paper on its proposed strategy for the next five years, “The world of health and social care is changing. So are we.” What is proposed is a...

We have made sure all the Covid restrictions have not dampened down our spirits!  We raised £440 on 11th December for our local food bank by hosting a ‘Christmas Hat Day’ in the Guildford...

Pharmacy owners do not just have duties as employers. As occupiers of the premises, they also have responsibilities to anybody who visits the pharmacy (occupiers’ liability). But how do...

Vaccination: legislation moving as fast as Pfizer The virus is beatable, and the vaccine works…and now the Pfizer /BioNTech vaccine has been authorised by the MHRA for use in the UK...

Introduction It looks like for the first time since the pandemic hit, the Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS) are back on the agenda. The LPS National Steering Group met on 13 October 2020 for the...

Civil Litigation remains one of the most common methods of dispute resolution parties adopt to settle disputes in England & Wales. The process is governed by the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR)...

Gordons Partnership is proud to have been able to support the University of Law’s South / South West Virtual Employer’s Law Fair on Thursday 22nd October 2020. This was the second time that the...

With more and more complicated family structures, here at Gordons we are increasingly having to advise our clients on leaving their estates in trusts in order to ensure their wealth is protected...