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Dekinar: Non-Party Costs Orders and Fundamental Dishonesty Updates
In this webinar, Simon Trigger provides an update on non-party costs orders. He considers case law concerning non-party costs orders and the circumstances in which a costs order can be pursued against a party other than the claimant in credit hire and low value personal…
Dekinar: AI and Professional Negligence
In this webinar, Conor Kennedy and Francesca O’Neill talk about the duties of professionals in the context of the use of AI technology. They discuss the present state of the law, the impact of guidance and regulation from professional bodies, and the significance of the…
Dekinar: Turbulent skies: an update on Montreal Convention claims
In this webinar, Sarah Prager KC is joined by Nina Harrison, a solicitor in Irwin Mitchell’s International Serious Injury team, for a discussion on: This webinar is APIL accredited. View the slides – An Update on Montreal Convention Claims View the judgment – Wuchner v…
Dekinar: Actions Against the Police – Part 2
In this webinar, Ella Davis and Kerry Nicholson focus on misfeasance, malicious prosecution and HRA claims. Ella provides a recap of how the HRA 1998 works, considering the positive duties it imposes on the police. Kerry covers misfeasance and malicious prosecution. She provides an overview…
Dekinar: Understanding the New Fixed Costs Regime for Cross-Border Claims
In this webinar, Thomas Yarrow and Anirudh Mandagere take a look at the new fixed costs regime with a specific eye on its impacts on litigation with a cross-border element. View the slides – Understanding the New Fixed Costs Regime for Cross-Border Claims
Dekinar: Data Protection Claims – A busy practitioner’s guide
This webinar focuses on key principles and pitfalls in claims involving data protection and information rights, as well as providing a summary of recent developments in the law. Jack Harding, Ian Clarke and Anirudh Mandagere discuss de minimis and assessment of damages, jurisdictional matters and…
Dekinar: Maternity and Birth Injury Claims: Legal Update
With the announcement of the Spring Budget in March 2024 the Government has pledged to invest £35 million to boost maternity safety and improve maternity services across England, and a further £9 million to prevent avoidable brain injuries in childbirth. NHS Resolution reports that maternity-related…
Dekinar: Abuse Claims in Sport
In this webinar, Anirudh Mandagere of Deka Chambers and Dino Nocivelli, Partner at Leigh Day, discuss abuse in sport. They discuss the importance of athlete welfare, the common types of abuse in a sports setting, and the challenges of litigating abuse claims in sports. Legal…
Dekinar: Secondary Victim Claims: where are we now?
Laura Johnson KC and Phil Barnes, National Head of Medical Negligence at Shoosmiths LLP discuss the case of Paul v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Foundation Trust. Laura and Phil acted for the claimants in the lead case of Paul. They discuss their experience of litigating a…
Dekinar: Griffiths v TUI – the Supreme Court Decision
In this webinar Kerry Nicholson and Richard Collier of Deka Chambers, along with Jatinder Paul, Partner at Irwin Mitchell who represented Mr Griffiths, discuss the impact of this landmark decision. The speakers provide the facts of the case and its long journey through the courts…
Dekinar: Evidence – Witness and Expert
Updates and Practice on Parts 32 and 35 In this webinar, Esther Pounder and John Schmitt consider both witness and expert evidence, covering the following points. View the slides – Evidence: Witness and Expert
Dekinar: Is it Obvious? The Duty to Warn in Package Holiday Cases
In this webinar Sarah Prager KC and Andrew Spencer discuss the law on duty to warn of obvious risks, encompassing: View the slides – Is it Obvious? The Duty to Warn in Package Holiday Cases
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