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Accountancy regulators confront AI cheating in exams
Zoe Beels
16 March 2021
Brain Tumour Awareness Month 2021
March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month and Wear A Hat Day is back, taking place on Friday 26th March 2021. Wear A Hat Day is a fundraising and research awareness initiative by Brain Tumour Research; a charity that campaigns to raise funds for vital research into the origins of brain tumours.
12 March 2021
Healthcare Science Week 2021
This week we celebrate Healthcare Science Week in the UK, which runs from the 5 March to 14 March 2021. There are over 50,000 healthcare scientists working in the NHS and public health in the UK. They are the scientific anchor of the NHS, and their work stretches from academic research to directly patient-centred services.
9 March 2021
What happens in Mediation stays in Mediation
The majority of personal injury and clinical negligence cases settle out of Court, without a trial. The appetite for alternative dispute resolution, including mediation, has seen continued growth in recent years.
5 March 2021
Legal advice after baby loss
Sadly, the Royal College of Obstetrics and Midwives report that in the UK, each year over 1000 babies die or are left with severe brain injury because something has gone wrong during labour. This blog is to give you some information about stillbirths or losing a baby shortly after birth and how we might be able to help.
26 February 2021
Secondary Victim Claims – Opportunity for Reform
How does the law deal with the situation where an individual receives negligent medical treatment, the consequences of which manifest in a traumatic death many months later and that death is witnessed by members of the deceased’s family? This question has vexed the Courts for decades. Master Cook in the recent case of Polmear -v- Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust had to grapple with this very issue.
