The Show Must Go On
Today the long outstanding clinical negligence ATE appeals in the Court of Appeal painfully limped over the line, with judgment […]
Today the long outstanding clinical negligence ATE appeals in the Court of Appeal painfully limped over the line, with judgment […]
It is now more than five years since the inelegantly named Cancellation of Contracts made in a Consumer’s Home or
Already the autumn and winter schedule of lectures is filling up. I have agreed to speak to the Law Society
“Much better left alone,’ chimed in old Jack Linden sagely, ‘argyfying about politics generally ends up with a bloody row
Resembling the quest for the Holy Grail, or a hunt for a unicorn, has been the quixotic search for “good
One of the more interesting points of law that I have argued (alongside and against the rest of the costs
Readers of this blog will know that one of the issues that I have considered from time to time is
In the last 12 months, I think I have seen three cases where the parties have reached various stages of
What happens in part 45 CPR tends to stay within part 45. There has been a discernible reluctance on the
Rough winds are currently shaking the darling buds of May. As the third anniversary of the referendum result approaches, the