Emma Woods provides a clinical negligence update in this webinar. The following cases are covered...

For those new to the arena of the Coroner's Courts, the procedure and law can seem a world away from civil litigation.

Coroners must consider whether to issue a PFD report to a person or organisation where, in their view, action should be taken to prevent a future death.

Costs In 2024: Wasted Costs

Dr Robert Whittock and Priya Gopal, joined by James Hall discuss the most significant decisions for professional liability over the last six months or so and the key takeaway points for practitioners, including:

Paul Strelitz and Oliver Hyams have been successful in the High Court in an international shareholding dispute seeking declaratory relief following the Court of Appeal giving guidance and clarification on judicial estoppel in 2021.

PACCAR and the problems facing third party litigation funders...

In this episode, hosts Simon Blain and Anita Mehta talk to Brie Stevens-Hoare QC and Charlotte John about the intersection between civil and family proceedings.

Following the obiter comments of HHJ Pelling KC in Macdonald Hotels Limited & Anor v Bank of Scotland PLC [2025] EWHC 32 (Comm), there may be reasons for the financial sector to be concerned about a common approach...

In this webinar, Charles Bagot KC and Vanessa McKinlay analyze the Supreme Court's Paul decision on secondary victim claims, covering its impact on clinical negligence cases and future applications.

Third party assessments: A door re-opened?

The extension of the Fixed Recoverable Costs (FRC) regime is the biggest amendment to the CPR since the Jackson reforms a decade ago. They will have major implications for access to justice...

Sara Ibrahim features in the latest episode of ‘Get Legally Speaking‘, hosted by Hatti Suvari.

An Introduction to Adjudication...

Extensions of Time and Liquidated Damages...

The Building Safety Act 2022 – past, present and future...

This webinar forms part of our J2J Property Series.

In 2021, Cornerstone Barristers and four other planning, property and public law sets (Field Court Chambers, Francis Taylor Building, Kings Chambers, and Landmark Chambers), set up a mentoring scheme for underrepresented groups at the Bar.

In this Brew, Emma Zeb and Helena Drage discuss The Rule Against Self-Incrimination.

Sara Ibrahim, who specialises in AI at work, joined Ivor Adair (Fox & Partners) to examine the legal and practical implications of Chat GPT in the workplace.