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The Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis presented unprecedented challenges. Our experts provide advice on how to deal with legal issues arising.

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29 January 2021

COVID-19 Fraud: An Emerging Risk For Companies - Will Hayes, Nicola Finnerty, Will Christopher & Eugenie Freeman write for PLC Magazine

Will HayesNicola Finnerty, Will Christopher & Eugenie Freeman have written for PLC magazine considering liability for fraud relating to COVID-19 and how companies should respond to this emerging risk. 

Criminal Litigation

Will Hayes

14 January 2021

FCA sets expectations for firms to record communications when working from home

FCA focuses on risks associated with unmonitored communications, including the use of unencrypted apps, such as WhatsApp, for sharing potentially sensitive or confidential information when working from home.

Criminal Law Blog

Louise Hodges

8 January 2021

News alert: Lockdown and other immigration updates

Further to our last alert of 10 December, we have an update in relation to new travel restrictions announced today, visa applications, changes to the coronavirus guidance and on EU citizens relying on a permanent residence document to naturalise as British citizens.  

Immigration

Nicolas Rollason

22 December 2020

HR calls for clarity on COVID vaccinations - Niki Southern quoted in HR Magazine

Niki Southern, Partner in our Employment Law team, was quoted in HR Magazine and Wired discussing the Covid-19 vaccines.

Employment

Nikola Southern

4 December 2020

Regulation and Uptake of the COVID-19 Vaccine

The government has now approved the supply of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. The reason they have been able to do this so quickly is because they have taken advantage of the temporary authorisation regime laid out by the Human Medicine Regulations of 2012 and 2020. The 2012 Regulations were updated in 2020 specifically to facilitate the smooth rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. In the public consultation preceding the introduction of these updated regulations, several respondents raised concerns regarding unlicensed vaccines and immunity from civil liability. In practice, very little is known about these regulations and their application. This article seeks to shed some light on the temporary authorisation regime and suggest a means of alleviating concerns in the context of “vaccine hesitancy”.

Public Law Blog

Stephen Parkinson

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