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No-Fault Is No Panacea: Examining No-Fault Compensation Schemes for Medical Injury by Anne-Maree Farrell and Rhiannon Frowde

No-Fault Is No Panacea: Examining No-Fault Compensation Schemes for Medical Injury by Anne-Maree Farrell and Rhiannon Frowde

Published 14th October 2021

The UK Parliament’s House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee recently published a report on the safety of maternity services in England. As part of the Department of…

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Patient Safety and Clinical Negligence Reform: A Costs-Driven Agenda? by Anne-Maree Farrell and Rhiannon FrowdeStack of Documents

Patient Safety and Clinical Negligence Reform: A Costs-Driven Agenda? by Anne-Maree Farrell and Rhiannon Frowde

Published 11th October 2021

The UK Parliament’s House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee recently published a report on the safety of maternity services in England. Key findings included the fact…

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Too much or too little money: an exploration into whether or not surrogates should be paid in the UK – by Hannah Gilmour

Too much or too little money: an exploration into whether or not surrogates should be paid in the UK – by Hannah Gilmour

Published 29th September 2021

The law in the UK regarding surrogacy is particularly strict. Section 2 of the Surrogacy Arrangements Act 1985 bans commercial surrogacy in the UK. The only prohibited form…

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A vaccine is here! How can the law promote the effective deployment and use of a COVID-19 vaccine to alleviate the current public health crisis?Covid-19 vaccine vials

A vaccine is here! How can the law promote the effective deployment and use of a COVID-19 vaccine to alleviate the current public health crisis?

Published 8th December 2020

On 2nd December 2020, the UK Government announced that it would be the first country in the world to approve the use of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, following regulatory approval by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency. By contrast, the European Medicines Agency has urged caution in moving forward too quickly with the approval process, and will only decide by December 29th whether to provisionally authorise the vaccine.

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COVID-19: UK Government inaction raises serious human rights concernsCovid protest in London

COVID-19: UK Government inaction raises serious human rights concerns

Published 18th November 2020

While draconian government action such as this week’s lockdown raises important concerns, the bigger question must be: what are the human rights implications of the UK government’s serial inaction in the face of the COVID-19 crisis?

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