In the final of five blogs related to the Mental Capacity Act 2005, we look at the fifth key principle – ‘Before the act is done, or decision is made, regard must be had to whether the purpose for which it is needed can be as effectively achieved in a way that is less restrictive […]
Our Summer Newsletter is now available and covers a number of topical issues, including: When life changes mean legal changes – when to revisit your Will Planning for your pet’s future What to do when your hear you’re facing redundancy Divorcing in your golden years When buying a horse goes wrong To read in full, […]
Taking on your first employee is both an important milestone and achievement. However, if you make the wrong decision, or fail to comply with your legal obligations, it can be very expensive or result in criminal prosecution. ‘Before making the decision to recruit, it is important to consider both the practical and legal challenges’, explains […]
Many horse owners have long-standing, trusted relationships with their equine vets, which can make dealing with potential veterinary negligence particularly difficult. However, if you believe something has gone wrong in relation to your horse’s care, you may with to consider pursuing a claim. Like in other professions, negligence claims not only compensate the consequences of […]
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