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  • Leading UK healthcare law firm

    Hempsons works with a vast range of NHS organisations, GP and dental practitioners and private healthcare providers to help them meet the challenges facing the UK healthcare sector. Our leading sector experts help our healthcare law clients commission and deliver world-class healthcare whilst redesigning the “system” with new care models, STPs and other innovations. Read more about: NHS, practitioners, private sector health

  • Specialist charity law solicitors

    Our charity and social enterprise solicitors are experienced in advising on all elements of charity law and regulation that impact on the sector, including the changes introduced as a result of the Charities Act 2011 and the Companies Act 2006. We contribute to the continuing development of the sector and operate at research and policy level with sector bodies and clients. Read more about: charities and social enterprise

  • First class healthtech expertise

    Alongside great opportunities, the rise of healthtech comes with its own unique set of challenges for the public health and care organisations and technology companies and innovators participating in the sector. Hempsons assists a wide range of healthtech companies to develop and bring to market new technologies, digital services and other innovations to transform healthcare. Read more about: healthtech

  • In-depth understanding of social care law

    We support social care providers in relation to all aspects of their business activities. Hempsons is uniquely placed to advise social care providers, with our matchless understanding of the complex interrelationship between social care providers and healthcare. From obtaining increases in care home fees from local authorities to challenging CQC inspection reports, our social care law team can help. Read more about: social care

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The Good Work Plan – An Update

The Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices was published the following year in July 2017 and set out a list of over 50 recommendations which were aimed at improving the working life and employment rights of agency, casual, zero hour and low paid workers. In response to the Taylor review, the government has now published the Good Work Plan, which sets out workplace reforms focusing on “fair and decent work”, “clarity for employers and workers” and “fairer enforcement”.

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  • Academies Updates May 2019

    This series of free interactive updates will help Chief Financial Officers, business managers, HR managers and senior leaders including Chief Executives of Academy Trusts, members and trustees.

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  • Social Care legal update seminars – May 2019

    Hempsons, leading health and social care lawyers, are running two FREE seminars in May 2019 for social care providers. The seminars will give updates on a range of legal and practical issues that will be of interest to all those involved in the management and running of social care provision, with updates on the new Liberty Protection Safeguards, employment law and CQC inspections and a session on how to deal with the CQC led by Clare Flynn of Brightening Minds.

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  • Employment Law Seminars Spring 2019

    Hempsons FREE employment law seminars in our London, Harrogate, Manchester and Newcastle offices this Spring. The seminars will cover current employment law issues that we know can cause headaches for HR professionals and are designed to offer sound legal guidance, as well as practical tips to help you manage these tricky areas.

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  • Chambers UK 2017
    “They understand the NHS and go the extra mile for their clients.”
  • Legal 500 2016
    “Hempsons' practice attracts praise for providing a service that is tailored to each individual client.”
  • Legal 500 2016
    “Hempsons is noted for its incredible depth of quality and experience in the field.”
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