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Jul

The Weekly Roundup: The Olympic Edition

Regular readers are aware that 1CL is a chambers of Winners; so what could be more appropriate than an Olympic Edition of the Weekly Roundup, to mark the sporting event that sees the team glued to the ...

Jul

The Weekly Roundup: the Catastrophe Edition

This week has seen a number of interesting decisions, both domestically and abroad, in relation to jurisdiction and related matters. As we all know, getting jurisdictional issues wrong can have ...

Jul

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Meaningful sanctions and priority action

Ensuring the sanctions guidance is fit for purpose is just one of the many challenges that confront women at the Bar, writes Francesca O'Neill In January 2021, at a virtual meeting of the Bar ...

Jul

The Weekly Roundup: the International Rivalry Edition

Like the rest of the nation, the team was glued to the telly last night. Yes, Love Island is really hotting up now…Meanwhile, although Tom Yarrow is far too courteous to mention it, the European ...

Jul

O’Connor v Luton Borough Council

Last week the High Court handed down its decision in the case of O’Connor v Luton Borough Council [2021] EWHC 1691 (QB). The Claimant (“C”) was a motorcyclist who sustained ...

Jul

The Weekly Roundup: the Bills, Bills, Bills Edition

Disappointed by our failure to break the Hancock Affair story last week, we were determined to do better this week, and in our rummagings in the bins of the Palace of Westminster we turned up two ...

Jun

The Weekly Roundup: the Are You Being Served? Edition

Some six months after Exit Day, Brexit continues in its role as the gift that keeps on giving, and we suggest that the cases we precis in this week’s Weekly Roundup will be of particular interest to ...

Jun

Lugano posturing is bad for everyone

It is now over a month since the European Commission advised the European parliament and council that the UK should not be allowed to join the Lugano Convention. Uncertainty continues to reign, ...

Jun

The Weekly Roundup: the Airy Edition

“Is the room airy?” asks the hotel guest when registering. “Well it’s got air in it”, replies Basil Fawlty in the spirit of helpfulness we’ve come to expect from Torquay ...

Jun

R (Morahan) v Assistant Coroner for West London

In June 2020, I gave one of 1 Chancery Lane’s webinars on Article 2 Inquests, and what to expect if you are involved with one (you can

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