We listen before we speak, we speak your language, and we always have your back. At RWK Goodman it's how we work together that sets us apart.
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At RWK Goodman, we build a ‘team around the client’ – bringing together legal expertise, clinical insight & rehabilitation support to ensure every individual has the best opportunity to rebuild their life. Our relationship with @HobbsRehab is an extension of that philosophy:
We spoke to them about their multidisciplinary approach & how it places the individual at the centre of care drawing together specialists across physiotherapy, occupational therapy, psychology and more to deliver a truly joined-up rehabilitation journey.
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For more information about @HobbsRehab's work and our involvement with them, follow the link below:
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In our 6th and final article in our Building Safety series, Richard Adams addresses three key categories of building safety claims under the BSA: defective design & construction, leaseholder enforcement, and professional negligence:
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Neubie, Galileo, EStim, Motomed Bike.
These are just some of the specialist equipment used in the physiotherapy and neurophysiotherapy treatment of our clients at Get Ahead Physiotherapy.
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#FND #CRPS #Neurophysiotherapy #Physiotherapy
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Sisters Jo Flaherty and Katie Whyley to talk about their experiences of maternal birth injury, the impact it had on them, and changing how birth injuries are talked about both in the medical profession but also wider society 🔽
@RWKGoodman @ClinNegTeam
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In the fifth article in our Building Safety series, Adam Clapp explores the key mechanisms for historic cladding claims under the BSA, focusing on liability exposure, time limits, and recovery tools:
#BuildingSafety #ConstructionLaw #BuildingSafetyAct
In the fourth article in our Building Safety series, Adam Clapp explores the three key pillars of the new regulatory landscape: higher-risk buildings, designated dutyholders, and leaseholder protections
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#BuildingSafety #ConstructionLaw #BuildingSafetyAct
In the third article from our Building Safety series, Richard Adams explores the key building safety challenges in transactional contexts, focusing on asset classification, documentation, and historic liability.
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Continuing our series addressing the key changes of the Building Safety Act 2022 - Elizabeth Cully explores the key contractual implications of the BSA, focusing on dutyholder roles, regulatory gateways, information management, and strategic drafting.
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Over the next six weeks, we'll be sharing a series of articles that address key changes in the Building Safety Act 2022 & giving guidance on how the legislation will influence how developers, contractors, consultants and insurers approach construction projects and transactions
Our first article from Richard Adams provides a summary of the series and the topics which we will address, which will be covered by himself, Elizabeth Cully and Adam Clapp.
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#BuildingSafety #ConstructionLaw #BuildingSafetyAct
