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Young Adults and Allergic Rhinitis: A Population Often Overlooked but in Need of Targeted Help

Sep 30, 2024 | mdpi.com | Georgina Jones |Rachel House |Sinthia Bosnic-Anticevich |Lynn Cheong

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Shrewsbury business to hold showroom event with charity raffle

Jul 25, 2024 | shropshirestar.com | Georgina Jones

Based in the historic market town, Darwins of Shrewsbury has built a reputation for excellence in kitchen design and craftsmanship throughout Shropshire and the Midlands. The team of skilled designers and craftsmen at Darwins of Shrewsbury are dedicated to bringing each client's vision to life with precision and elegance, creating bespoke kitchens that are both functional and beautiful.
AI in focus: Are conversations with AI chatbots privileged?

Jul 16, 2024 | lexology.com | Georgina Jones |Tom Charnley |Anneliese Amoah

Users of generative AI tools such as chatbots should be aware of the risk that records of their interactions with these tools are likely to be disclosable in litigation or regulatory proceedings. Records of interactionsA user will generally access a chatbot via a website. There will therefore be a record of the interaction between the user and the chatbot within the user's browser history and potentially also on their computer device.
ICO publishes new guide on transparency in the health and social care sector

May 16, 2024 | rwkgoodman.com | Georgina Jones

The UK GDPR sets out seven key principles. One of these is “lawfulness, fairness and transparency”. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has recently developed guidance on how transparency can be implemented in health and social care settings. The guidance is aimed at any organisation that delivers health and social care services or processes health and social care information.
Variations of Trust: Court’s Position Confirmed

Feb 4, 2024 | lexology.com | Emma Tonkin |Georgina Jones

Last year we published an article titled Variations of Trust: Obtaining the Court’s Blessing on the High Court decision in Re Jury Family Trusts [2022] NZHC 568 (Re Jury). In Re Jury, the High Court used its discretionary power under the Trusts Act 2019 (Act) to grant the applicants the power to make several variations to the trust deeds of two mirror trusts in light of the tax liability and potential creditor exposure that would have arisen if the trusts had vested.
The CQC State of Care Report 2022/23 - Key findings

Nov 1, 2023 | rwkgoodman.com | Georgina Jones

Access to care across England remains a problem, which has been consistent in the wake of COVID-19. CQC reports that 12,000 patients were waiting in hospital in August 2023 because they could not be returned to a community setting. There are delays in discharging people from hospital because there is a lack of capacity in settings they can be discharged to. However, it is positive to see that social care occupancy rates are nearing pre-pandemic levels.
Law Commission's report on digital assets: what's next?

Oct 2, 2023 | lexology.com | Georgina Jones |Claudia Blofeld

On 28 June 2023 the Law Commission released its final report on digital assets setting out its recommendations for reform. The key theme of the Report is that the courts of England and Wales are well equipped to deal with digital asset disputes. The Law Commission therefore recommends that save in respect of a few areas (addressed below), the legal developments needed to meet the challenges posed by digital assets should be left to the common law.
Disputes Quick Read: A cautionary tale - settlement agreement (un)wittingly releases all claims for fraud

Feb 13, 2023 | lexology.com | Georgina Jones |Ella Bazini

In Maranello Rosso Limited v Lohomij BV [2022] EWCA Civ 1667, the Court of Appeal sounded a word of caution when it confirmed that a release clause in a settlement agreement released all fraud claims (whether known or unknown to the parties) despite the absence of any express wording to that effect.