This week we focus on how, and where, to resolve disputes; and remind our readers (again) of the dangers of failing to comply with service requirements. Meanwhile, we note that the claim in the Dyson litigation has now settled without admission of liability; watch this…
A quick by reminder this week that the new Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements (Amendment) Regulations 2026 are now in force. In summary, the new Regulations amend the existing 2018 Regulations in relation to holiday contracts entered into after 6th April 2027 to: The…
We are delighted that Dominique Smith has been elected as Chair of PEOPIL’s Medical Negligence special interest group. Dominique is an experienced advocate and is regularly instructed in complex and catastrophic medical negligence claims, concerning treatment both provided domestically and overseas. Her cases often involve issues such…
This week Tom Collins brings us a tale from the coalface – an example of a jurisdictional challenge successfully resisted, with reflections on the evidence required in these cases, which – it seems to us – are becoming more and more prevalent in the post-Brexit,…
We are delighted that Paul Stagg KC, Edward Lamb KC, Simon Butler and Anirudh Mandagere are recognised in this year’s Pro Bono Recognition List. The List recognises lawyers who undertook 25 hours or more legal pro bono over the last year. The list is available…
We are delighted that several members of our Travel Law team are recommended by the Lexology Index. Matthew Chapman KC, Sarah Prager KC, Jack Harding, Dominique Smith and Thomas Yarrow are recommended in the UK Bar Aviation & Travel section of the index. Lexology Index…
This week Megan Bithel-Vaughan issues us with another warning on the use of AI in courts – despite our best efforts, litigators are still being caught out. You can’t say we didn’t warn you! Meanwhile Bethany Hutchison considers whether missing out a line of an…
This week Robbie Parkin relates a convoluted tale of case management woe, whilst Imogen Todd considers another decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union relating to air travel. The team will be taking a much needed break over the Easter bank holiday…
Dominique Smith joins us fresh from the PEOPIL RTA and NLG groups’ conference in Bucharest, a roaring success as always (both the conference and Dominique). She wasn’t too busy attending presentations on issues such as positive lawyering and vicarious trauma to consider a decision which…
Deka Chambers is proud to support the PEOPIL conference in Bucharest this week. Chambers is sponsoring the conference, and Sarah Prager KC, Dominique Smith and Anirudh Mandagere will be attending and are looking forward to catching up with friends and colleagues. On Friday morning Sarah Prager KC will be leading…
This week Linda Nelson considers an issue of crucial importance, and one that comes up more frequently than you would think: how and when it is permissible for parties to resile from admissions of liability, and John Schmitt reports on two recent, and completely different,…
This week brought the news we’ve all been waiting for – yes, the proposed amendments to the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018 have finally been published! The Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements (Amendment) Regulations 2026 As well as being every bit…
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