Michael Walsh, Daniel Dovar, Jonathan Upton and Piers Harrison discuss PD51Z and Arkin v Marshall, the Supreme Court’s decision in Duval and proposals for space furlough and insolvency protection.

In a recent case a consultant forensic and clinical psychologist revised their initial view that a man on a Community Treatment Order had litigation capacity while lacking subject matter capacity. The Court of Protection team 39 Essex Chambers analyses the case.

Victoria Mortimer examines issues around care planning and the use of DNACPR orders in the current crisis.

Eleanor Sibley sets out key points from government guidance on the approach to the MCA and the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What standard of care should hospitals be held to in the COVID-19 outbreak? James Todd QC and Emma Corkill look at the key considerations.

Stephen Knafler QC considers the Coronavirus Act 2020 and its far-reaching implications for adult social care.

In the first in a series of podcasts addressing topical property related legal issues, Jonathan Upton, Michael Walsh, Piers Harrison and Daniel Dovar of Tanfield Chambers discuss the amendment to PD51Z.

Have you ever considered your human rights? The Universal Declaration of Human Rights outlines our various rights under the law, the most basic being: “We are all equal before the law."But, is this really the case?

This following employment guidance note from LexisNexis provides comprehensive and up to date legal information on employment law changes caused by the Covid-19 outbreak.

Arianna Kelly looks at a new case with significant implications for local authorities using the Care Act ‘easements’.

Procurement is one of those areas where, with some sensible and reasonable adjustments, progress can still be made during the coronavirus pandemic. Lucy Doran explains how.

The government has issued IPA guidance on PFI/PF2 projects during COVID-19. Olivia Blessington looks at what it says.