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Apr

Webinar Recording: Life Beyond Covid-19 Enforcement Restrictions

In yesterday's webinar, Simon Newman and Christopher Pask of our Property, Chancery & Commercial team discussed the Debt Respite Scheme (Breathing Space Moratorium and Mental Health Crisis ...

Apr

Webinar Recording: Managing Occupational Stress Claims

In Friday's webinar, Laura Johnson and Richard Collier provided an introduction to managing occupational stress claims. The session covered the fundamental legal principles and provided some ...

Mar

Webinar Recording: Covid Enforcement Restrictions – Practical Problems

In yesterday’s webinar, Zachary Bredemear, Richard Cherry and Conor Kennedy offered a reminder of the restrictions on bringing proceedings and enforcement that are still in force, as the UK prepares ...

Mar

Chambers News

Webinar Recording: Strike Outs: How to Win, When to Apply (and When Not To)

In yesterday's webinar, Francesca O'Neill and Henk Soede provided an introduction to strike outs. They gave an update on the law, and discussed how to succeed. If you missed it, you can view it ...

Mar

Chambers News

1 Chancery Lane celebrates International Women’s Day

Today, Monday 8th March, is International Women's Day. In celebration of this, we are looking ahead to next year’s centenary of the ...

Feb

Webinar Recording: Arrest Lawful or Unlawful, Nominal Damages and Disclosure – A Review of Recent Authorities

In yesterday's webinar, Ian Stebbings and Francesca O'Neill reviewed the authorities in Police Law regarding unlawful arrest and level of damages following both the Parker and Norman ...

Feb

Webinar Recording – Fundamental Dishonesty in Clinical Negligence Proceedings

In their webinar yesterday, David Thomson and Ella Davis discussed fundamental dishonesty in clinical negligence claims. They considered: What fundamental dishonesty is Key ...

Jan

Webinar Recording – Cross-Border Litigation after Brexit

In their webinar yesterday Sarah Prager and Thomas Yarrow discussed cross-border litigation after Brexit. They considered: applicable law; jurisdictional issues; ...

Jan

Webinar Recording: Cross-Border Clinical Negligence Claims

In their webinar yesterday Andrew Spencer and Dominique Smith discussed cross-border clinical negligence claims, considering questions including appropriate defendants; jurisdiction; applicable law; ...

Jan

“But what about causation?”

Foster J handed down judgment in Norfolk CC v Durrant [2020] EWHC 3590 (QB) on 30 December 2020, in which she allowed the Defendant’s appeal on the basis that the trial judge had failed to ...

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