Matthew Carr

Apr 17, 2024 | bmj.com | Matthew Carr |Bruce Guthrie |Daniel Morales |Aziz Sheikh

Research BMJ 2024; 385 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj-2023-076268 Cite this as: BMJ 2024;385:e076268 Linked Editorial Use of antipsychotics in adults with dementia Pearl L H Mok, research fellow1 2, Matthew J Carr, research fellow1 2 3, Bruce Guthrie, professor4, Daniel R Morales, Wellcome Trust clinical research fellow5, Aziz Sheikh, professor6 7, Rachel A Elliott, professor3 8, Elizabeth M Camacho, senior research fellow8, Tjeerd van Staa, professor9, Anthony J Avery, professor3 10,...

Mar 18, 2024 | applebyglobal.com | Matthew Carr |Richard Field |Lorinda Peasland |Andrew Weaver

The amendment The Law is amended so that parents are given a right to 2 weeks’ unpaid leave during the 56-week period from the death of a child under 18 years of age (or stillbirth in the case of a child that is stillborn 24 weeks after pregnancy). Those eligible are as follows:mothers;fathers; andadopter/surrogate parent of the child and their partners, whether or not married or in a civil partnership, provided they had or were expected to have responsibility for the child’s upbringing.

Oct 9, 2023 | mondaq.com | Matthew Carr

If there is one topic that always comes up in major captive conferences, it's the best way to manage your captive now that you've set it up. First-time captive managers are always seeking advice on this area, hanging on every word from speakers on panels on the topic. Captive governance is vital for a captive and the role of the board of directors is not to be underestimated.

Sep 7, 2023 | royalgazette.com | Matthew Carr

The Bermuda captive market is seeing increasing interest in representations and warranty coverage. Representations and warranties are statements of fact made in the commercial context, typically provided by a seller in a sale and purchase contract - but arising in many other scenarios and agreements. Representations usually refer to the past and present, and warranties to the future.

Jun 14, 2023 | moneymorning.com | Matthew Carr

The countdown has begun. Seconds drift away into minutes... Minutes fall from the clock, turning into hours... And now, the number of hours left is few. Celebrate it or shirk it, Fed Day is here. At 2:30 PM ET, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will stand before a wall of cameras and a bramble of microphones to lay out the U.S. central bank's latest rate-hike decision. Will it be another modest 25-basis-point increase? Will we finally see the much-anticipated pause?