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.

1. A recent trio of dental treatment claims (Ramdhean v Agedo (2020), Breakingbury v Croad (2021) and Hughes v Rattan (2021)) have all resulted in findings that a dental practice...

This is a very special edition of the Weekly Roundup; it marks 100 bulletins. In that time we've seen the effects of Brexit and of Covid, we've witnessed litigators' fortunes wax and wane, and ...

Busy practitioners will be delighted to hear that the courts have issued fresh guidance on the compilation of e-bundles, to be found here: Electronic Bundles-nte.

We are all, we hope, sticklers for ethics here, particularly when dealing with litigants in person. Which is why the judgment in Jenkinson v Robertson [2022] EWHC 756 (Admin) has saddened us to no small degree.

An action founded on tort shall not be brought after the expiration of six years from the date on which the cause of action accrued.

This judgment is essential reading for practitioners specialising in abuse claims. It is also of considerable importance to those who practise in personal injury more broadly.

We are now settling in to the merged firm with our new colleagues.