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The Guardian article written by Amelia Gentleman that appeared in the paper on 27th April 2020 gave a compelling account of the immediate...
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The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme: An Update
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme started accepting applications on the 20th April through the Government Gateway website.
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At the front line of Covid-19 – forgotten victims?
In a sense, we are all “victims” of the 2020-1 Coronavirus pandemic. Our lives have been changed dramatically by its effects at the...
The UK Government's guidance on combating coronavirus in care homes is inconsistent with WHO standards
Submission to the UK Parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights
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Children, parents & deportation: an update
In an earlier post a couple of weeks ago I suggested a way through the increasingly severe approach in cases where parents of British or...
Covid-19 and homelessness applications
The onset of Covid-19 gave rise to a massive effort to provide health care services and accommodation for homeless persons. This...
Finding a way to possession: UCH v MB
As discussed in this post by Daniel Clarke, Practice Direction 51Z imposes a stay on all possession proceedings. Paragraph 3 makes clear,...
Employee Dismissal Rights when Shielding: An Overview
I am in the shield group and I have a letter. Can my employer sack me if I don’t come into work?
If your employer dismisses you as a...
Compensation at the limits of public policy
The judgment
Between 2008 and 2012 the Claimant underwent two cervical smears and two cervical biopsies all of which were wrongly reported...
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme - An Overview
On 20th March 2020, HMRC announced that it would set up the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. The purpose of the scheme is to prevent...
COVID-19, the self-employed and the Bar – a wobbly scheme?
The Government approved a package of measures targeting the self-employed in response to the Covid-19 crisis. But are these measures...
Coronavirus, Mental Capacity and Deprivation of Liberty
The department of Health and Social care has today issued guidance to those caring for adults who lack capacity to consent to their care...
Oral hearings – who needs them?
The Upper Tribunal’s ‘Presidential Guidance Note No 1 2020: Arrangements During The COVID-19 Pandemic’ envisages moving, in...
Deportation: when is it "unduly" harsh on a child?
The law concerning harm to children in deportation cases has become bleak, but a recent decision of UT Judge Keith, posted on the...
Coronavirus, contact, creativity and the CoP
On 2 April 2020, Hayden J published a judgment following a Skype hearing in the Court of Protection ("CoP") about contact with a person...
Evictions in the time of Covid-19 – The stay of possession proceedings under PD 51Z
Introduction
On 26 March 2020, the Master of the Rolls made the new Practice Direction (“PD”) 51Z to the Civil Procedure Rules (“CPR”),...
LHA increases – temporary respite but what plan for the future?
On 18 March 2020 the government announced “a radical package of measures to protect renters and landlords affected by coronavirus. As a...
How does the Coronavirus Act 2020 alter the Care Act 2014?
On 31 March 2020, the Coronavirus Act 2020 (Commencement No. 2) Regulations 2020 were made by the Secretary of State for Health. These...
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