Category: Personal Injury
29
Sep
20
Fundamental Dishonesty – recent decisions and practical steps for practitioners
Personal Injury analysis: Dominique Smith, barrister specialising in Personal Injury at 1 Chancery Lane, discusses the latest developments in relation to fundamental dishonesty, including how the ...

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29
Sep
20
Bereavement Awards for Cohabitees
Earlier this year we reported on the increase in the bereavement award under s.1A of the Fatal Accidents Act 1976, and the ...

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28
Sep
20
Andrew Warnock QC Shortlisted for Personal Injury Silk of the Year in Chambers Bar Awards
We are delighted to announce that Andrew Warnock QC has been shortlisted for the Chambers Bar Awards 2020. Andrew has been shortlisted for Personal Injury Silk of the Year. The awards are based ...

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28
Aug
20
Dominique Smith successful in a food poisoning appeal
Dominique recently represented the Appellants in Robin Turpin (1) Jane Turpin (2) v TUI UK Limited (2020).   The Appellants had originally brought a claim against the Respondent ...

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26
Aug
20
Personal Injury Briefing – August 2020
It has been a strange summer yet all too soon the nation is deflating paddling pools, spending the national debt of a small country in shoe shops and fervently sewing on name tapes as September and a ...

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21
Aug
20
Webinar Recording – Back to Basics: Limitation in Personal Injury Cases
Yesterday Paul Stagg and Susanna Bennett delivered the third in our summer Back to Basics webinar series, looking at the topic of Limitation in Personal Injury Cases. They examined ...

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10
Aug
20
Webinar Recording – Back to Basics: Causation
On Thursday, Ben Hicks and Conor Kennedy delivered the first in our summer Back to Basics webinar series, looking at the topic of Causation. They considered the first principles of causation and ...

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23
Jul
20
“Harm, abuse or neglect” – the costs position of injuries caused by assault: A guide to saving money
It is unfortunately not uncommon for public bodies to have to defend claims from members of staff or the public who have been assaulted by children or by vulnerable adults in their care.  The ...

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21
Jul
20
The Truncated Rugby Union Season: Not for the Timid or Fragile
Sarah Prager, barrister at 1 Chancery Lane, and Scott Rigby, partner and international injuries lawyer at Stewarts Law, warn of the very real dangers to player health posed by the truncated rugby ...

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16
Jul
20
Personal Injury: Emergency Services Briefing July 2020
In this latest Briefing, with recent news in mind that members of the emergency services involved in responding to the Grenfell Tower disaster are bringing claims for psychiatric injury, Ella Davis ...

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