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]]> Comment on DEPUY: TIME LIMITS by colin tickle http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=676&cpage=1#comment-19056 colin tickle Tue, 29 Mar 2011 19:05:58 +0000 http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=676#comment-19056 i had a metal on metal hip replacement in march 2003 resulting in severe pain and discomfort until the prosthesis was revised in february 2008.i had complained for 4 years but the surgeon refused to see me until a radiographer discovered i had a metal allergy caused by the original replacement.the surgeon was anxious to get me into broadgreen hospital to replace it with a ceramic head.i have accessed my medical records and requested a lot number for the original prosthesis but mysteriously it seems to have disappeared.i still suffer pain and reported this to the consultant but it appears that the only option for me is to continue with pain killers. i had a metal on metal hip replacement in march 2003 resulting in severe pain and discomfort until the prosthesis was revised in february 2008.i had complained for 4 years but the surgeon refused to see me until a radiographer discovered i had a metal allergy caused by the original replacement.the surgeon was anxious to get me into broadgreen hospital to replace it with a ceramic head.i have accessed my medical records and requested a lot number for the original prosthesis but mysteriously it seems to have disappeared.i still suffer pain and reported this to the consultant but it appears that the only option for me is to continue with pain killers.

]]> Comment on DEPUY ASR HIP IMPLANT RECALL by Hip Replacement Claims Specialist http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=497&cpage=1#comment-14596 Hip Replacement Claims Specialist Thu, 17 Feb 2011 15:10:06 +0000 http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=497#comment-14596 Dear Clients, Please visit our specialist "DePuy" claims website: http://www.hipreplacementclaims.co.uk/ Thank you. Gregory Abrams Davidson LLP Dear Clients,
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]]> Comment on The Bribery Act – Key Issues by jabrams http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=362&cpage=1#comment-13525 jabrams Fri, 04 Feb 2011 10:02:35 +0000 http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=362#comment-13525 ***BRIBERY ACT UPDATE*** ***BRIBERY ACT UPDATE*** ***BRIBERY ACT UPDATE*** Bribery Act 2010 implementation delayed It has been reported that the implementation of the Bribery Act 2010 will be delayed. The Act, which was due to come into force in April 2011, will now be delayed until three months after the final version of the guidance has been published. The draft guidance was published in September 2010 and was subject to a two-month consultation. The final version of the guidance was expected to have been published in January 2011, but remains under review. ***BRIBERY ACT UPDATE*** ***BRIBERY ACT UPDATE*** ***BRIBERY ACT UPDATE***

Bribery Act 2010 implementation delayed

It has been reported that the implementation of the Bribery Act 2010 will be delayed. The Act, which was due to come into force in April 2011, will now be delayed until three months after the final version of the guidance has been published. The draft guidance was published in September 2010 and was subject to a two-month consultation. The final version of the guidance was expected to have been published in January 2011, but remains under review.

]]> Comment on Bribery Act – Law Society Response by jabrams http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=354&cpage=1#comment-12315 jabrams Fri, 21 Jan 2011 10:55:23 +0000 http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=354#comment-12315 UPDATE::>>> The Coalition Government announced that it will publish new guidelines on Bribery Act compliance. The MOJ has said that the new law will be examined under the Government's Growth Review, a process designed to identify and remove perceived obstacles to investment and economic growth and "to help commercial organisations put practical procedures in place that help to prevent bribery". UPDATE::>>>

The Coalition Government announced that it will publish new guidelines on Bribery Act compliance. The MOJ has said that the new law will be examined under the Government’s Growth Review, a process designed to identify and remove perceived obstacles to investment and economic growth and “to help commercial organisations put practical procedures in place that help to prevent bribery”.

]]> Comment on BP + PR = :-( by Childrens Parties http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=186&cpage=1#comment-11806 Childrens Parties Sun, 16 Jan 2011 02:42:44 +0000 http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=186#comment-11806 I note that British Petroleum (BP) are buddying up with Russia's Rosnet for deep drilling in the South Kara Sea. LOL... can you say Louisiana in Russian? Bet we soon find out! I note that British Petroleum (BP) are buddying up with Russia’s Rosnet for deep drilling in the South Kara Sea. LOL… can you say Louisiana in Russian? Bet we soon find out!

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]]> Comment on Bribery Act – Law Society Response by GAD LLP's Views and Opinions on... http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=354&cpage=1#comment-7986 GAD LLP's Views and Opinions on... Fri, 10 Dec 2010 10:34:26 +0000 http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=354#comment-7986 Transparency International has published some helpful guidance on how the Bribery Act 2010 applies to supply chains. The guidance highlights that many companies have, or are part of, supply chains in countries where there is a high risk of bribery occurring. The guidance reminds organisations that the Ministry of Justice's draft guidance on "adequate procedures" includes a key principle that organisations must have due diligence policies and procedures covering all the parties to a business relationship, including the organisations' supply chains. The guidance suggests practical steps that organisations can take to establish adequate procedures. In particular, the guidance includes a 20-point checklist for organisations to follow when reviewing their procedures and some illustrative scenarios and anti-bribery policies for no-bribes, facilitation payments and hospitality payments. The latter two points are of particular concern to businesses. The guidance is likely to be a useful complement to the MoJ guidance. The Transparency International Briefing note can be found here: http://www.transparency.org.uk/publications/126-bribery-act--supply-chain-briefing-note/download Transparency International has published some helpful guidance on how the Bribery Act 2010 applies to supply chains. The guidance highlights that many companies have, or are part of, supply chains in countries where there is a high risk of bribery occurring. The guidance reminds organisations that the Ministry of Justice’s draft guidance on “adequate procedures” includes a key principle that organisations must have due diligence policies and procedures covering all the parties to a business relationship, including the organisations’ supply chains. The guidance suggests practical steps that organisations can take to establish adequate procedures. In particular, the guidance includes a 20-point checklist for organisations to follow when reviewing their procedures and some illustrative scenarios and anti-bribery policies for no-bribes, facilitation payments and hospitality payments. The latter two points are of particular concern to businesses. The guidance is likely to be a useful complement to the MoJ guidance.
The Transparency International Briefing note can be found here: http://www.transparency.org.uk/publications/126-bribery-act–supply-chain-briefing-note/download

]]> Comment on The Bribery Act – Key Issues by The Bribery Act – Steps to Take to Help Your Business « Gregory Abrams Davidson LLP Blog http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=362&cpage=1#comment-7642 The Bribery Act – Steps to Take to Help Your Business « Gregory Abrams Davidson LLP Blog Mon, 06 Dec 2010 09:16:42 +0000 http://www.gadllp.co.uk/blog/?p=362#comment-7642 [...] Gregory Abrams Davidson LLP Blog News, Views and Legal Updates The Bribery Act – Key Issues [...] [...] Gregory Abrams Davidson LLP Blog News, Views and Legal Updates The Bribery Act – Key Issues [...]

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