Category: Personal Injury
29
Sep
22
Webinar Recording: Non-Party Costs Orders and Civil Fraud Update
In yesterday's webinar, Roger André and Richard Collier gave an update on non-party costs orders. They covered rehabilitation fraud and credit hire, including some recent case examples. They also ...

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26
Sep
22
Sports Law Update: McEwan v Canadian Hockey League 2022 BCSC 1104
Introduction Amateur sport ought to be a positive and safe experience. It should not cause physical harm beyond unavoidable hazards. The Whyte review, released earlier this year ...

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22
Sep
22
Estoppel in Personal Injury Practice
Lawler v Co-Operative Group Limited [2022] Liverpool County Court In a recent appeal it was confirmed that where the Defendant has, in Employment Tribunal proceedings, made written ...

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15
Sep
22
Recent High Court guidance on Fundamental Dishonesty
Jenkinson v Robertson [2022] EWHC 756 (Admin) Issue What constitutes procedurally fair “adequate notice” of an allegation of fundamental dishonesty ...

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31
Aug
22
‘Failure to remove’ claims: HXA v Surrey CC and YXA v Wolverhampton CC in the Court of Appeal
In a judgment handed down today, the Court of Appeal has allowed the appeals of the claimants in the ...

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31
Aug
22
Sports Law Update: Johnson v Williams [2022] EWHC 1585 (QB)
Elite sport is a precarious occupation. An injury may abruptly end a promising career. Large sums of money are therefore at stake when a sports player brings a claim of medical negligence against ...

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19
Jul
22
Sports Law Update: Sally James v USM Events Pty Ltd [2022] QSC 63
Every sporting activity is commensurate with risk. This makes it difficult for practitioners who deal with such personal injury claims to identify when an ‘organiser’ of a sporting activity has ...

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06
Jul
22
1CL shortlisted in Legal 500 Bar Awards 2022
Along with our future colleagues at 9 Gough Chambers we are proud to be shortlisted for Personal Injury Set of the Year in the Legal 500 Bar Awards.

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05
Jul
22
LYING IN WAIT Ian Clarke on trial by ambush and fundamental dishonesty
Andrew Jenkinson v Gary Robertson [2022] EWHC 791 (QB) Under what circumstances can a Defendant accuse a Claimant of fundamental dishonesty?  That was one of the central questions ...

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01
Jul
22
The private law liability of public authorities: the curious case of Transport Arendonk BVBA v Chief Constable of Essex Police
Some of you may remember the 2020 High Court decision in Transport Arendonk v Chief Constable of Essex Police [2020] EWHC 212 (QB), landing as it did at a time when there was a flurry of ...

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