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HSLA Annual Conference and Dinner, Fishmongers’ Hall, 22nd November, 2019. The future landscape for wellbeing, stress, mental health and its regulation Mary Lawrence, Osborne Clarke and Amy Sadro, Eversheds. Mary Lawrence, Osborne Clarke Amy Sadro, Eversheds Click to view ‘The future landscape for wellbeing, stress, mental health and its regulation.’ Regulation of Public Service Vehicles […]

Presentation by Sir Colman Treacy & Oliver Campbell QC from the HSLA event at Henderson Chambers 17th October, 2019 The evening had two short seminars: The Development of the Sentencing Guidelines for health and safety offences, corporate manslaughter and gross negligence manslaughter” by Sir Colman Treacy.Trends in the application of the Sentencing Guidelines” by Oliver Campbell

Fire Safety Seminar Presentation Notes The UK government has now published its consultation in response to Dame Judith Hackitt’s independent review of building regulations and fire safety.  The proposed reforms are far reaching and it will be vital for those that own and manage buildings or construct them to consider the potential implications of the

HSLA Member Survey 2019 The 2019 member survey was carried out between 27th June and 26th July 2019. 139 respondents took part. There were 112 complete responses (some respondents have skipped questions). This is around a 19% response rate. Key points from the survey are presented in a pdf document – click the image below

A pdf of the presentation given by Zoe Betts, Senior Associate, Pinsent Masons on 27th June for the HSLA webinar. Click the Pinsent Masons logo to download the H & S Law in Practice for 0 – 5 year PQE – What you need to know pdf. The Speaker at the webinar was Zoe Betts who

Click the Sentencing Council logo to download the pdf of Assessment of Health and Safety Guideline. This is the presentation which Caroline Nauth-Misir and Ruth Pope of the Sentencing Council gave at a HSLA event, Sentencing Guideline Review on 19th June, 2019 held at DAC Beachcroft office. Linkedin Twitter You are unauthorised to view this

A presentation by Tim Green regarding the Coroner’s Court. This was a short lecture given by Tim before the panel discussion of 3 events which HSLA hosted in Birmingham, Manchester and London regarding The Duty of Candour.6 of the important cases heard in the Court of Appeal or AdministrativeCourt in the last year.Objective: to provide

A presentation prepared by Pete Weatherby QC for the series of 3 events which HSLA hosted in Birmingham, Manchester and London regarding The Duty of Candour. The problem In disaster and controversial death cases the victims generally want three things:Facts, accountability, prevention of recurrence.Those ‘intheframe’, usually public authorities and officials, and private entities responsible for

New Court of Appeal guidance on (i) assessing the likelihood of harm, (ii) considering the resources of linked organisations, and (iii) brevity of skeleton argumentsIn R v Faltec [2019] EWCA (Crim) 520 the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) gave important further guidance on the application of the Health and Safety Offences, Corporate Manslaughter, Food Safety

Click the HSE logo to download the pdf of The challenges and future for enforcing Health & Safety – Local Authorities and HSE.Philip WhiteDirector of RegulationHealth and Safety Executive Linkedin Twitter You are unauthorised to view this page. To view this page please log in to your HSLA account. Or click the link to become