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We understand that it is important in having a well-drafted, effective and current Partnership Deed containing the basic necessary information to ensure the partnership operates smoothly.
Letting out a room in your surgery can help generate income and improve the services available to patients. Many GPs, as well as other healthcare professionals do this frequently and there are important considerations to bear in mind before letting a TPO.
Nursery, primary and secondary school teachers applying for Tier 2 visas outside the UK will need to provide criminal record certificates in support of their applications from 6th April 2017.
The government published the draft Equality Act 2010 (Specific Duties and Public Authorities) Regulations 2017 (the Regulations), which will introduce gender pay gap reporting in the public sector on 20 January 2017.
Augustines Injury Law welcomes the announcement, made by the Lord Chancellor, that the way future losses in personal injury claims will be calculated will be changed to reflect the current return on investments.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has set out in her letter to the Sigma Conference in Rio de Janeiro this year, the importance of community pharmacy and reaffirmed the Government's commitment to supporting the sector.
One of the key clauses in any commercial contract is the limitation of liability clause. This seeks to protect the parties - often the supplier - from disproportionate and unbudgeted exposure to large losses if something goes wrong.
There will be great opportunities for the UK life sciences sector after Brexit, according to Pascal Soriot, the Chief Executive of AstraZeneca (AZ), the big pharma company.
In a paper from the journal, Cell, the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) in the UK and the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have criticised the high cost of cancer drugs as indefensible and unsustainable.
EU nationals are turning down jobs from UK pharmaceutical companies over concerns about the UK's relationship with the EU following the Brexit vote last year, according to recent reports.
A recent decision of the Court of Appeal as to exactly what a tenant has to pay in respect of a service charge will be of concern to both landlords and tenants.