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Some of you may remember the 2020 High Court decision in Transport Arendonk v Chief Constable of Essex Police [2020] EWHC 212 (QB), landing as it did at a time when there was a flurry of strike out cases exploring the boundary…
Yesterday a team from 1CL took part in the
So far 1CL has raised over £800.
As we near the end of Pride Month 2022, 1 Chancery Lane has reviewed its Pride Pledge.
We are an LGBT+ inclusive and welcoming set and welcome all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. We aim to provide a supportive…
The Court of Justice of the European Union has been busy this week, determining issues in two long running cases; first, a case on recognition and enforcement of judgments, and then another on the use and disclosure of passenger data. Although these…
In the summer of 2020, several current and former gymnasts spoke out about alleged mistreatment they had suffered in their sport. These allegations concerned emotional and physical abuse meted by coaches to athletes. Indeed, it was further averred that British Gymnastics (“BG”)…
Owing to the planned national rail strike taking place this week, all clerks and staff at 1 Chancery Lane will be working from home from Tuesday 21st June to Friday 24th June inclusive to ensure the travel disruption does not affect business…
Today marks International Bring Your Cat to Work Day, a recipe for disaster if ever there was one, we’d have thought. The 1CL mouser is, as you’d expect, a sleekly efficient ruthless killer, but probably best kept away from laptops and remote…
In yesterday’s webinar John Ross QC, David Thomson and Susanna Bennett considered the intersection of mental capacity and claims arising out of traumatic brain injuries. They outlined the legal principles for practitioners to be aware of and gave practical guidance, covering:
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At its Annual General Meeting on 9th June 2022, Simon Readhead QC was elected as the next President of the Medico-Legal Society.
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As would-be holidaymakers continue to report chaotic scenes at airports both within the jurisdiction and abroad, and airlines, airports and government busy themselves playing Blame Roulette, the Court of Justice of the European Union has been steadily expanding the ambit of consumer…