Personal Injury Archives - 1 Chancery Lane

Category: Personal Injury

Nov

Webinar Recording: Managing Capacity Issues in Personal Injury Proceedings – A Practical Guide

In yesterday’s webinar, Laura Johnson and Susanna Bennett went back to basics on the law of capacity as it relates to personal ...

Nov

Applicable law in Montreal Convention cases: the Decision in Silverman v Ryanair DAC [2021] EWHC 2955 (QB)

Claims arising out of carriage of passengers by air are (very largely) governed by the Montreal Convention, in force in the UK in its modified form by operation of Regulation (EU) No.889/2002, which ...

Nov

Covid Briefing – November 2021

This year’s 1 Chancery Lane Autumn Bumper Briefing takes as its theme – what else? – Covid-19 and its consequences. Some two years after the virus was first identified, and just over eighteen ...

Nov

‘Failure to Remove’ Claims in the High Court: the Appeals in HXA v Surrey County Council and YXA v Wolverhampton City Council

The trickle of court decisions seeking to apply the decision of the Supreme Court in N v Poole BC [2019] UKSC 25, [2020] AC 780 continues. On November 8th 2021, Stacey J

Oct

1CL Top Ranked in Chambers & Partners UK Bar 2022

Oct

Webinar Recording: Beauty Treatment Claims: Injuries, Insurance and Proving the Claim

In yesterday’s webinar Ella Davis and Dominique Smith looked at beauty treatment claims. They covered: Injuries arising from high street beauty treatments The scale of the ...

Oct

1 Chancery Lane Shortlisted in Personal Injury Awards 2021

We are delighted to announce that we have once again been shortlisted for Barristers' Chambers of the Year in the Personal Injury Awards 2021.

Oct

Costs/Costs Set-Off not possible in QOCS cases – the Supreme Court settles the question … for now: Ho v Adelekun [2021] UKSC 43

A little over two years ago I wrote an article about a then-unreported decision of the Court of Appeal which decided that it was possible for the Court in a QOCS case to set-off an order for ...

Oct

Personal Injury Briefing – October 2021

In May of this year Robert Parkin and Henk Soede authored an extremely popular briefing on the Occupiers Liability Act 1957. In this companion briefing Andrew Spencer considers the question of who is ...

Sep

Further Developments in the Law on Vicarious Liability in Sexual Abuse Cases: the Decision in Blackpool Football Club v DSN

The law on vicarious liability is currently in a state of flux, particularly in cases involving sexual abuse. In the latest development, the Court of Appeal in Blackpool Football Club v DSN [2021] ...

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