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08
Oct
19
Terence Wong
1 Chancery Lane is pleased to announce that Terence Wong has taken up a post in the British Virgin Islands. He will be joining Appleby and will be called to the Bar of ...
27
Sep
19
Costs Budgeting Update: CCMC costs ARE incurred
Although District Judges have been taking the view that the costs of the CCMC at which costs budgeting is taking place are incurred for the purpose of budgeting for future costs, this has now ...
25
Sep
19
The demise of Thomas Cook: where do travel claims stand?
We all woke up to the news that Thomas Cook had collapsed, entering into compulsory liquidation. Not only was this troubling news for holidaymakers due to go on holiday, and indeed those stranded ...
18
Sep
19
Judgment – Penelope Smith v The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
HHJ Berkley gave judgment for the Defendant this week in Winchester County Court in the claim of Penelope Smith v The Royal Bournemouth & Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
17
Sep
19
Avoiding being negligent – How to understand and litigate pension loss claims
Paul Stagg, author of the Pension Loss chapter in Kemp & Kemp, will be speaking today at the PIBA Seminar on Avoiding ...
06
Sep
19
Andrew Warnock QC has been appointed a Recorder
1 Chancery Lane are delighted to announce that Andrew Warnock QC has been appointed a Recorder. He has been assigned to the Civil Sector on the Midland Circuit.
27
Aug
19
Direct actions against insurers in subrogated claims – the limits of the Recast Brussels Regulation
Jack Harding, barrister at 1 Chancery Lane, and Paul McClorry, Head of Travel Law at Hudgells solicitors, consider whether the special rules governing matters relating to insurance in section 3 of the ...
19
Aug
19
Judgment emphasising the importance of causation evidence in consent cases
KILKENNY -V- GLOUCESTERSHIRE HOSPITALS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST HHJ Ralton handed down judgment last week in a clinical negligence consent case where the importance of ...
01
Aug
19
High Court judgment on the meaning of ‘Accident’ under the Montreal Convention
On 31st July 2019 the High Court handed down judgment in Labbadia v Alitalia (2019) EWHC 2103 (QB). The Claimant had slipped on  snow or ice as he descended a set of aircraft steps at ...
30
Jul
19
TATLA Newsletter July 2019
If, like me, you spent 7 hours on a train without air conditioning on the hottest day of the year (see, “Travel Chaos” across all media), you will have had ample time to skim the decision ...
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