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Many GPs either occupy their premises under a lease or let parts of their premises to third parties but healthcare clients are often surprised about what their lease actually means.
Many GP Surgeries are not aware that they need both an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and a Display Energy Certificate (DEC) in place to ensure compliance with UK energy efficiency regulations.
Boots Pharmacy have recently announced the planned closure of 300 branches throughout the UK in the next 12 months with further closures expected to follow.
The High Court has refused to set aside a statutory demand seeking repayment of an employee's bonus following his resignation. The clause did not constitute a restraint of trade, even though it could have dissuaded the employee from resigning.
The updated Ofsted School Inspection handbook (the Handbook) came into force on 1 September 2023 (as updated on 6 October 2023) and now applies to all inspections of academies and maintained schools carried out by Ofsted.
Couples often overlook pre-nuptial agreements but with one in five marriages ending in divorce by their 10th anniversary and the court becoming more inclined to uphold them, pre-nuptial agreements are no longer just for celebrities.
How do medical devices get on the market quickly? There are lots of (usually long) answers to this question, but one significant new route will be via the Innovative Devices Access Pathway (IDAP).
If you have agreed a separation agreement with your ex-spouse then it is important to consider converting the agreement into an order approved by the court. Failure to convert a separation agreement into a court order can lead to financial consequences.
So much attention is on the finances - balancing the budget, Section 114 Notices, diminishing reserves, more for less - it is constant and a real problem for Local Government.