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Rayner my parade! The importance of specialist advice.
Jemma Brimblecombe
19 August 2024
Hotel fire risks: Duties and the law
According to Home Office data, in 2023-2024 in England alone, 587 hotels, boarding houses or hostels had primary fires, of these 458 were accidental, two involved accidental fatalities and there were 92 non fatal casualties.
25 June 2024
The Care Quality Commission’s New Inspection and Regulation Regime
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has implemented a new inspection and regulation regime which is pegged to enhance the regulation of health and social care services. This blog will detail the key changes, their rationale, practical applications, and any early signs of difficulties.
12 June 2024
My Pride Story: Next-gen leaders
In my 24 years as a lawyer I have always been open about my sexual orientation at work. In the early days this wasn’t the easiest path to tread.
3 June 2024
AML update for Lawyers and Law Firms
We are already half-way through 2024 and, as predicted, the fast-paced world of AML shows no signs of stagnation, with the key front line regulators such as the SRA frequently updating its AML guidance, as well as recent legislation from the European Commission, and specifically the creation of a new European AML agency in Germany. This blog continues our series of updates for legal practitioners and law firms on the key developments from recent months.
20 May 2024
Neurodiversity in academic misconduct: considerations for accessibility, equity and inclusion
As artificial intelligence technologies (‘AI’) progress, universities face heightened pressure to detect and address academic dishonesty, including plagiarism and collusion. Receiving an allegation of academic misconduct is a difficult experience for any student, but for neurodivergent students, this process can add layers of complexity and emotional strain.