In this podcast Hempsons' primary care law experts Alison Oliver and Kirsty Odell examine what it means to be a partner in a GP practice from a legal perspective and answer some key questions. 

Two of Hempsons' primary care law experts Alison Oliver and Kirsty Odell discuss some of the key considerations for GP practices considering mergers.

One of Hempsons' primary care law experts Kirsty Odell explores the process and challenges of exercising a right to require a partner to leave the GP partnership.

Hempsons' primary care premises expert Bryn Morgan uncovers three top tips to help minimise the risk of getting into disagreements and disputes over the valuation of GP surgery premises.

In this podcast Hempsons' primary care law expert Ross Clark looks at GP partnership disputes, what to do if you are involved in one and how to avoid them.

Graeme Trigg and healthcare law expert Stephen Evans introduce a new series of Hempsons podcasts covering how the law of consent impacts on health and social care. This is the first in a series of shows covering the various aspects of this important area of law.

Jill Baker and healthcare law specialist Philippa Doyle talks about the Department of Health and Social Care’s new guidance surrounding the reintroduction of continuing healthcare assessments, which takes effect from 1st September 2020.

You can access the guidance here.

Jill Baker and social care law expert Philippa Doyle discuss the Care Quality Commission's helpful guidelines “How to get the most out of inspections” which show exactly how an inspection should operate from beginning to end.

You can access the guidance here.

Listen to Hempsons' Harrogate-based partner Stephen Evans, an expert in healthcare and mental health law, discuss the questions Hempsons are most often being asked by our mental health provider clients during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Listen to Hempsons' London-based partner Surjit Dubb, an expert in criminal defence, discuss the practicalities and legal issues around the investigation of alleged criminal offences and the need to keep suspects, police staff and legal teams safe.