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Care home operators should not be afraid to challenge the CQC if they feel they have been unfairly treated. They must also…
Care home operators should not be afraid to challenge the CQC if they feel they have been unfairly treated. They must also…
Under the Care Act 2014, local authorities are legally required to carry out safeguarding investigations if they have reasonable cause to suspect…
Philippa Doyle is a partner at law firm Hempsons offering legal and practical advice to the health and social care sectors. During a hectic…
Unison, acting on behalf of Tomlinson-Blake in the ongoing sleep-in shift legal battle with Mencap, has lodged an official appeal to the…
The Court of Appeal will tomorrow (Friday 13 July at 10am) deliver its long-awaited decision on whether care-providers must pay National Minimum…
Care England has won the right to intervene in the Court of Appeal’s sleep-in-shift case – with the hope of solving the…
Care England has failed in its legal attempt to challenge the fees paid by Essex County Council to care home providers in…
HC-One has been ordered to pay almost £60,000 in fines and costs by Camberwell Magistrates’ Court after admitting failing to provide safe…
The date for the hearing of Care England’s Judicial Review against Essex County Council over inadequate fee rates for the care of…
Britain’s leading family judge has called for an immediate end to splitting up elderly couples when one or both are moved to…