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In this instalment of Landmark Chambers' webinar series on adult social care, Stephen Knafler QC (Chair), Yaaser Vanderman and Leon Glenister discuss service provision decisions, ordinary residence and local authority responsibility, and coronavirus and social care.

Details: 16.Jul.2020

SLIDES - Click here to download a copy of the slides used in this webinar.

About the speakers

Stephen Knafler QC

Stephen advises and represents individuals, public authorities, regulators and commercial operators, and is licensed to accept direct instructions by way of Public Access.

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