Walking the talk

Healthcare regulatory lawyer Sam Lindsay at Mills & Reeve LLP explains how the health and care watchdog is changing its approach to regulation with...

Ensuring a positive outcome

Kunal Gadhvi, partner, and Philip Middleton, solicitor, in the restructuring and insolvency department of Irwin Mitchell discuss some of the challenges facing the sector...

Alleviate pressures

The rise in the cost of living is a concern for many, especially those working in the care sector. Trowers & Hamlins LLP partner...

Leasehold plus: a potential tenure model

Trowers & Hamlins LLP partner and co-head of its health and social care group, Kyle Holling, takes a closer look at leasehold plus and...

Apps in care

Ben Troke and Jamie Foster, both partners at Hill Dickinson, discuss care tech and some of the legal considerations Increasing familiarity with technology across...

Immigration considerations

Alex Russell, partner and head of immigration at Mills & Reeve, looks at immigration developments and the direction of travel and what this means...
Supreme Court grants permission to appeal sleep-in judgment

Court ruling could have ‘significant cost implications’ for providers

Care providers who employ workers on zero-hours contracts on a permanent basis have been urged to review their holiday entitlement and pay arrangements following...

How data can lead to better social care

Jocelyn Ormond, corporate partner and head of healthcare and life sciences at Ashfords, assesses what the final data saves lives report means for care...

A new approach?

Kathryn Pitters, associate barrister in Irwin Mitchell’s healthcare team, examines the Care Quality Commission’s latest strategy Last year the CQC launched a strategy entitled A...

A workplace issue

Jo Moseley, practice development lawyer at Irwin Mitchell LLP, explains why the care sector must do more to help women in the workplace In the...