Published: 27/07/2021
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In this webinar Sarah Prager and Conor Kennedy are joined by James Riley of Irwin Mitchell, the solicitor for the claimant in X v Kuoni. They discuss the law relating to claims for assaults and other deliberate acts under the 2018 Regulations, particularly in the light of the decision in X v Kuoni, handed down by the Supreme Court on 30th July.
Will the decision in X v Kuoni affect the position under the 2018 Regulations? Or does it turn on an interpretation of the 1992 Regulations?
Would Mrs X succeed in her claim if it were brought today under the 2018 Regulations?
And does the law recognise a higher duty on hoteliers than other suppliers in relation to the protection of guests in their care?
In his blog Civil Litigation Brief, barrister Gordon Exall, has called the APIL Guide to Catastrophic Injury Claims, Fourth Edition “a book of considerable importance, assistance and utility” and said that it is a “must buy”. The book was edited Stuart McKechnie KC, and is…
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Thank you to all those who attended our Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence conference at Glaziers Hall on the 15th of April. We were pleased to bring a variety of experts together to explore the topic: Women in Focus: A spotlight on issues in injury litigation involving women A huge…
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