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If you have been appointed as an attorney for someone under a Lasting Power of Attorney (“LPA”), you can make decisions on their behalf. The person who has appointed you is called the...

Gordons are pleased to announce two new hires, further strengthening our existing Commercial Property Team. Kathryn Johns and Adrian Jones have joined the Guildford office and will be working with...

If you have been named as an executor in a Will of a loved one, you may find it difficult to act following their death. The role of an executor carries significant responsibilities and therefore...

Which takes priority: Living Will or Lasting Power of Attorney for Health and Welfare? You can have both a Living Will (now known as an Advance Decision) and a Lasting Power of Attorney for Health...

Monidipa Fouzder, from The Law Society Gazette, today published an article titled ‘Divorce reform swiftly returns to parliament’. The article states that; “the government has swiftly put...

On the 5th of January P3 Pharmacy magazine published an article by Susan Hunneyball, Healthcare Regulatory Lawyer. See the full article below. “The Community Pharmacy Consultation Service is up...

In an article published by Pharmafield Susan Hunneyball, Healthcare Regulatory Lawyer, offers her top 10 regulatory issues affecting the pharmacy sector. Click here to read the full article.

The term having ‘mental capacity’ means being able to make your own decision at the time that the decision needs to be made. A person can lack mental capacity due to several reasons including a...

Most of us are able to make decisions in our daily lives without any problems. We may need to seek advice or information in order to make the more complex decisions, but most of us are able to...

A Living Will is now known as an Advance Decision. It lets your carers, family and health professionals know your wishes about refusing a specific type of treatment if you’re unable to make or...