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by Daniel Jones and Dempster Fawden Recently, a new phenomenon has captured the imagination of commuters across the country. As you will undoubtedly be aware, e-scooters have seen a recent upsurge in popularity, becoming one of a growing number of options for the casual commuter. But, casual commuter beware! There are a number of common misconceptions surrounding the legality and risk involved with the use…

Can health workers be forced to vaccinate? The biggest vaccination programme in NHS history has been launched across England, with delivery to employees in the health and social sector a top priority. This is a momentous event and a huge moment in the battle with COVID-19, but it’s not without complications. The government have now announced that COVID-19 vaccinations are to become compulsory for staff…

As general medical practices continue to work hard to overcome the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the increased pressure on the partners in the partnership could trigger a partnership dispute. When partners fall out, it is important that the dispute is resolved quickly to minimise any disruption to the patients, the practice and the partnership. In certain circumstances, the other partners may feel…

We spend our lives working to provide for ourselves and our loved ones yet 57% of the population do not have a Will, meaning their loved ones may not be catered for should the worst happen. If you have a property, any savings, insurance policies or personal belongings you need to consider making a Will. As doctors, you deal with life and death every day,…