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Government Green Paper response on public procurement: overall design
20 Jan 2022
Following the publication of the Green Paper on Transforming Public Procurement in December 2020, the Cabinet Office recently released the Government's response to its consultation with stakeholders (Government Response). We will be releasing a series of four articles breaking down the anticipated changes set out in the Government response.
Casualty disputes 2021: six key cases
20 Jan 2022
As we begin 2022, Womble Bond Dickinson looks back at six key legal cases from 2021 which we think will be of particular relevance during the new year to those defending casualty claims.
Duo of award nominations for WBD at leading industry awards
19 Jan 2022
Womble Bond Dickinson has been nominated for two awards at the LexisNexis Legal Awards 2022. The firm has been shortlisted in the Sustainability and Diversity & Inclusion award categories.
Construction shortages – a view from the UK and Germany
13 Jan 2022
Alongside german law firm, Redeker Sellner Dahs, Womble Bond Dickinson's construction lawyers compare the construction shortage crisis in the UK and Germany.
PFI expiry: themes and lessons
11 Jan 2022
The IPA and PFICE have recently published an Expiry Health Learning Report where they have identified a number of themes and lessons learned from a number of recently expired/expiring PFI contracts.
New year, new you: what Sport England's 'Uniting the Movement' strategy means for the leisure sector
10 Jan 2022
Sport England hopes to enable such plans through its 'Uniting the Movement' strategy which encourages individuals to return to movement through leisure sector investment. This strategy is indicative of the Government's ambition to improve public health through promoting physical exercise.
Womble Bond Dickinson named as law firm partner for Tees Valley Combined Authority
07 Jan 2022
Womble Bond Dickinson has been named as one of the key partners to support growth in the Tees Valley region.
I'll be watching you: themes from FCA supervisory letters
07 Jan 2022
Over the last few years, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has taken to publishing the letters it sends to the CEOs of firms within specific supervision "buckets", setting out where it sees the key risks of harm in their sector and where it expects firms to focus their efforts.
One step closer towards a regulatory framework for heat networks
05 Jan 2022
The establishment of a regulatory framework for heat networks has taken a step closer with the Government’s response, published in December 2021, to the Heat Networks: Building A Market Framework consultation.
