Year: 2020
03
Jun
20
Covid-19 and Criminal Charges: is the Travel Industry at Risk?
A question raised at the recent 1 Chancery Lane webinar on the future of the travel industry related to the possibility of criminal charges being brought against cruise operators as a result of the ...

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02
Jun
20
Case and Costs Management: the Unhappy Bedfellows
Written by Paul Stagg, Barrister¹ The coronavirus lockdown has had many effects. Many people are saying that spending much more time with a significant other than either of them is accustomed to ...

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01
Jun
20
The Weekly Roundup: a Collection of Crystal Balls
This week the team has been looking to the future. The 1 Chancery Lane Thursday Webinar, given this week by Sarah Prager and Richard Collier (and available

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29
May
20
The Future of the Travel Industry: Risk and Responsibility
In yesterday’s weekly webinar, Sarah Prager and Richard Collier looked at the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the measures taken in response to it in the travel industry. They considered the ...

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28
May
20
Chambers Announcement
We are pleased to announce that Simon Trigger has been appointed as a Fee-paid Judge of the First-tier Tribunal. He is assigned to the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber (Mental Health). ...

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27
May
20
Indemnification Aliunde – The Travel Insurance conundrum
This article has been written by Jack Harding of 1 Chancery Lane and Lee Hills, Partner in the Litigation and Travel team at Mayo Wynne Baxter. In response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Association ...

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26
May
20
The Weekly Roundup: and a Bit of News from the Team
It’s been another busy week at 1 Chancery Lane. No sooner had we torn our eyes from the ongoing Refunds Saga (we see that BA are now offering Avios points instead of refunds; whatever will they ...

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22
May
20
Consent Orders, Tomlin Orders and the potentially dishonest Claimant
It is not uncommon for Claimants in personal injury claims where there is either a pleaded allegation of fraud or the suspicion of dishonest conduct, to seek to discontinue the claim for fear of the ...

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22
May
20
Public Sector & Human Rights: Education Briefing
One of the key issues now facing the country revolves around when and if schools should reopen. At times the debate has appeared to pit Central Government against Local Authorities, teachers against ...

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22
May
20
Wall v Mutuelle de Poitiers Assurances
Having worked together on a number of cases involving foreign expert evidence on quantum, and out of frustration having both come close to pulling the precious-little remaining hair from our ...

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