Year: 2017
21
Dec
17
CN v Poole Borough Council – Briefing Note on the Decision of the Court of Appeal
CN v Poole Borough Council Briefing Note on the Decision of ...

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18
Dec
17
A point of principle: the Supreme Court clarifies the “but for” test
Tiuta International Limited (in liquidation) (Respondent) v De Villiers Surveyors Limited (Appellant) [2017] UKSC 77 In a tightly drawn 15 paragraph judgment, delivered last ...

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18
Dec
17
Construction Negligence: an overview of 2017
The end of the year lends itself to a time of reflection, and similarly to case-law reviews. As I pick which professional – from social workers to solicitors – to focus upon, I return to that ...

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18
Dec
17
Hughes Holland v BPE Solicitors [2017] UKSC 21
This was an appeal concerning the correct approach to damages where a client incurred loss in a transaction that, but for his advisor’s negligence he would not have entered into, but as a result of ...

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18
Dec
17
Professional Liability Update – Hughes Holland v BPE Solicitors
This was an appeal concerning the correct approach to damages where a client incurred loss in a transaction that, but for his advisor’s negligence he would not have entered ...

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14
Dec
17
Professional Liability Update – The ‘but for’ test
In a tightly drawn 15 paragraph judgment, delivered last week, Lord Sumption overturned the decision of Moore Bick LJ in the Court of Appeal, and restored the first instance ...

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12
Dec
17
TATLA Briefing – December 2017
For this final Newsletter of the year we return to private international law and the issue of jurisdiction. Powerful obiter from the Court of Appeal suggests that the use of ...

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07
Dec
17
Chancery Master: Appointment – Karen Shuman
We are delighted to announce that The Queen has appointed Karen Shuman to be a Master of the Chancery Division on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable David Lidington MP and the ...

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29
Nov
17
Sellar-Elliott v Howling [2016] EWHC 443 (QB)
Edward Bishop QC represented the Defendant in this potentially important decision on interim payments under Part 25 CPR. The case gives useful guidance (and serves as a warning) to defendants on their ...

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29
Nov
17
Andrew Goodman awarded the AI Legal Awards Winner for the ‘Best for Professional Indemnity – UK 2015’
Chambers is delighted to announce that Andrew Goodman has been awarded the AI Legal Awards Winner for the 'Best for Professional Indemnity - UK 2015

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