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Opinion  |  14:07:26
Data Centre Procurement – Managing Contractual Risk Amid Energy Constraints
Data centre projects have long been programme-driven, but the ability to secure, export and maintain reliable power is now routinely a critical path issue that shapes procurement.
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Uncategorised  |  14:07:26
Why RWK Goodman is proud to stand with APIL
The head of our Injury Division, Tracy Norris-Evans, explains why the firm is proud to sponsor and stand alongside APIL.
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Opinion  |  13:07:26
How can you legally prevent a child from being taken abroad without consent?
If you are worried that your child may be taken abroad without your agreement, it is important to act quickly. In England and Wales, a child under 16 should not usually be taken out of the country unless everyone with parental responsibility agrees, or the court has given permission.
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Opinion  |  09:07:26
5 Myths About International Child Abduction
International child abduction is often misunderstood. The phrase itself can conjure up images of strangers, airports and dramatic removals, when in reality most cases involve loving parents, fractured relationships and urgent decisions made at moments of crisis. Here are five common myths.
Opinion  |  03:07:26
What does CQC registration look like in 2026?
This article explains what the CQC registration will look like in 2026 and what you need to do.
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Opinion  |  30:06:26
Amos report on maternity services: Why this must be the moment England finally listens to women
Hannah Blackwell, a Partner in the Clinical Negligence Team and an obstetric negligence specialist, comments on the findings of the Amos report.
Care Providers: are you using the Data Security and Protection (DSP) Toolkit?
Opinion  |  30:06:26
Generative AI and employment law: how to redesign work and keep employee trust.
Despite the enormous attention generative AI has received, evidence of large-scale productivity gains remains mixed, with many organisations struggling to achieve measurable returns on their investment.
Opinion  |  29:06:26
The end of the cap: are senior executives ready for the changes to unfair dismissal claims?
From January 2027, the removal of the unfair dismissal compensation cap will transform exit negotiations for senior executives and high earners.
Opinion  |  29:06:26
Prostate cancer screening
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer affecting men in the UK. Approximately 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer, but black men are at a much higher risk with 1 in 4 being diagnosed. In this article, we look at diagnosis, missed diagnosis, and misdiagnosis of prostate cancer.
Opinion  |  25:06:26
Travelling abroad with children this summer? Don’t overlook parental consent
This article answers some of the most common questions parents ask about travelling abroad with children, including when consent is required, how to document it properly, and what to do if there is a disagreement. If you are unsure about the legal framework that applies, you may also find it helpful to read our guide to parental responsibility, court orders, and international child arrangements.
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News  |  24:06:26
The Ockenden Report: Nottingham must be the catalyst for lasting change in maternity care
Hannah Blackwell, a Partner in the Clinical Negligence Team and an obstetric negligence specialist, considers the long-awaited Ockenden review into maternity services at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.
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Case Study  |  23:06:26
£600,000 compensation for delayed diagnosis of cleft palate
Kerstin Scheel, Partner in the Medical Negligence Team, represented our client, BS, who received £600,000 in compensation after a negligent failure to diagnose his cleft soft palate during infancy, which delayed the treatment and specialist support he required.
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