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01 May 2026

Green rebuilding and climate risk – are you ready for June 2026?

The concept of green rebuilding is rapidly moving from being seen as a niche concept for insurers, particularly in the property damage market. Traditionally, property insurance has been underpinned by the principle of indemnity, with policies designed to place the insured back into the position they were in prior to the loss, typically on a “like-for-like” basis. However, this approach is increasingly being challenged by the realities of climate change, regulatory intervention, and evolving policyholder expectations.

8 mins

30 Apr 2026

Welcome clarification on Building Liability Orders – Analysis of Crest Nicholson Regeneration Limited v Ardmore Construction Ltd & Ors

On the 1 April 2026 the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) handed down judgment in the second case where a Building Liability Order (BLO) has been made, the first being Southwark Park Road RTM Co Ltd v Click St Andrews Ltd [2024].

2 mins

30 Apr 2026

PFI contract management programme: New guidance and tools from NISTA

In late March, NISTA published a range of guidance materials as part of the PFI contract management programme to support those in the public sector managing operational PFI projects.

4 mins

29 Apr 2026

NHS England sets out the rules for safe use of ambient AI scribes

With interest in AI tools growing rapidly, NHS England has published new national guidance on the safe use of AI enabled ambient scribing products in health and care settings. The guidance includes sections for patients, healthcare professionals and information governance professionals.

7 mins

29 Apr 2026

Renters' Rights Act - what happens now?

The Renters’ Rights Act introduces the most significant reforms to the private rented sector since 1988. With the main changes taking effect from 1 May, this article highlights what’s changing and what landlords and tenants need to know.

5 mins

21 Apr 2026

NHS England’s blueprint for Neighbourhood Health Centres

Neighbourhood Health Centres (NHCs) are set to become the go‑to hub for most health needs, bringing care closer to local communities. New NHS England guidance, published on 15 April 2026, explains how regions and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) should turn this vision into funded, deliverable plans.

6 mins

21 Apr 2026

CQC inspections in the mental health arena

CQC's draft, sector specific mental health care assessment framework is out for consultation as part of its wider Better regulation, better care reforms. It will replace the Single Assessment Framework and provide an approach that is better tailored to assessing mental health services.

3 mins

16 Apr 2026

European Commission carries out dawn raids in the chocolate confectionery sector

This briefing discusses the European Commission’s recent dawn raids in the chocolate confectionery sector, outlining what is currently known about the unannounced antitrust inspections and the EU competition law issues under investigation. It explains the Commission’s focus on potential market segmentation, cross border trade restrictions and obstacles to multi country purchasing, and highlights why this matters for food and agri businesses operating in the EU. The blog also emphasises the importance of dawn raid preparedness and the practical support available to businesses.

1 mins

16 Apr 2026

Service of winding-up petition held to be defective

High Court clarifies how to properly serve a winding-up petition on a company with a default registered office at Companies House.

7 mins

16 Apr 2026

THG v Zedra – limitation revisited

Supreme Court hands down important judgment on limitation in the context of unfair prejudice petitions which impacts Insolvency Act claims.

2 mins

16 Apr 2026

A jigsaw puzzle

Does a tenant who exits premises following approval of a CVA remain liable for empty business rates?

2 mins

16 Apr 2026

Administration ends unexpectedly - for some

An administration ceases upon registration of a paragraph 84 notice (no property to distribute), regardless of any court-ordered extension or change of administrators between filing and registration.