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Kingsley Napley’s Medical Negligence Team ‘walks together’ with the Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity
Sharon Burkill
12 December 2016
Case Summary: Appeal allowed against sanction – court states that a committee should take into account the time spent by a registrant suspended under an interim suspension order
Nicolinka Gancheva Kamberova -V- The Nursing And Midwifery Council [2016] EWCA Crim 2955
9 December 2016
Families affected by Glasgow bin lorry tragedy refused leave to mount a private prosecution
A year ago we observed that the families of the deceased had expressed a firm intention to mount a private prosecution in the wake of the findings from the Fatal Accident Inquiry. Earlier today, those families were told that they cannot launch private prosecutions.
9 December 2016
Does recent guidance set clearer parameters for taxation loopholes?
Private Client analysis: The UK’s accountancy and tax bodies’ latest guidance to tax advisers and agents, particularly in relation to avoidance schemes, is examined by Julie Matheson, a partner in the regulatory team at Kingsley Napley who specialises in financial regulation.
8 December 2016
What is the role of an investigator; should they make findings? A case summary
R. (on the application of Chief Executive of the IPCC) v Independent Police Complaints Commission and ors. [2016] EWHC 2993 (Admin)
5 December 2016
Pressure on paramedic services calls for a change to how we use 999
Following a 999 emergency call, ambulances are expected to reach patients suffering with a life threatening illness within 8 minutes. The reality in the UK is that only one out of the 13 ambulance trusts is meeting this target. Services can even run out of ambulances at the busiest times. This begs the question - do we have enough ambulances and paramedics in the service?