In a short judgment delivered in April 2020, but only appearing on Bailii in late August 2021, HHJ Mark Rogers made two striking observations about … Read More ›
In Liverpool City Council v CMW [2021] EWCOP 50, Sir Mark Hedley had to consider whether a woman, CMW, who had recently turned 18 had capacity … Read More ›
With effect from 10 August 2021, the DHSC’s emergency guidance on the MCA and DOLS has been withdrawn. Whilst it still appears on the … Read More ›
How should the courts respond to the shortage of provision for children and young people whose needs are such that they require special limitations on … Read More ›
A couple of days ahead of schedule, the quarterly online update to the Court of Protection Handbook is now available, covering key practice and procedure updates … Read More ›
For a number of reasons, not least the small matter of the Supreme Court’s expedition of the appeal in JB, which occupied a very large … Read More ›
In this ‘in conversation’ with Professor Rosie Harding, we discuss accessible information and how making information accessible constitutes a practicable step to support decision-making under … Read More ›
The DHSC’s guidance for care homes and for visitors has now been updated to reflect changes from 19 July 2021. It makes clear that … Read More ›
As is well known, and for the reasons spelled out here, the Government has decided to move to Step 4 on its COVID-19 roadmap in … Read More ›
The University of Bristol is looking for a Senior Research Associate in Healthcare Law will be based in the Centre for Health, Law, and Society … Read More ›