Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence practitioner Urd Varlo Larsen has written a case law update which considers four important personal injury and clinical negligence cases decided in 2020.
Kashif Ali has written the definitive book on the subject.
Criminal barrister Rebecca Penfold has written a response to the news that two women have been fined £200 each by Derbyshire Police for driving to exercise during lockdown.
David Pojur represented a national care home group in a multi-handed inquest into the death of a 94-year-old man.
Warmest congratulations from everyone at Chambers.
Lorraine Cavanagh QC led Eleanor Keehan. The novel issue was whether the Family Court has jurisdiction to grant a declaration of parentage in respect of a natural father where the child had been adopted years prior to the application.
Joseph O'Brien appeared for the Official Solicitor in successfully resisting the appeal.
David James represented the ex-Waterloo Road and Shameless actor.
This case is the first reported decision about applications for leave to revoke a placement order in which permission had been granted to make the substantive application.
The first, a case of infant stroke, settled for a Capitalised value of £6,258,845 and the second, a cause of schizophrenia case following a light to moderate RTA, settled at JSM for £1.2 million.
Lorraine Cavanagh QC was instructed by Mat Culverhouse of Irwin Mitchell.
The Queen has appointed our former member of Chambers Siobhan Kelly to be a Specialist Civil Circuit Judge.
