The Court of Appeal have allowed the Chief Constable's appeal against the Master's refusal to strike out the claim against him.

Shortly before the current turmoil in Westminster, a new British Bill of Rights was introduced in Parliament.

In this webinar yesterday, Andrew Spencer considered the cross border personal injury claims which can still be brought here; and the procedural difficulties that can arise in such claims.

In Wednesday's webinar Saleem Khalid and Henk Soede considered the legal principles of the Defective Premises Act 1972 and the Building Safety Act 2022.

In yesterday's webinar Sarah Prager of 1 Chancery Lane and Robert Horner of 9 Gough Chambers discussed how to get the most out of your Part 36 offer.

The new edition of Saggerson on Travel Law and Litigation will be published in July 2022. Written by leading practitioners at 1 Chancery Lane – Matthew Chapman QC, Sarah Prager...

The very idea of a local or central Government consultation, is usually met with a cynical tut, a roll of the eyes and the question: whether it is a genuine consultation or a fait accompli?

In yesterday's webinar Sarah Prager and Thomas Yarrow examined a surprisingly under-used cause of action in holiday claims.

A range of issues are thrown up in a work accident claim where either the claimant or defendant becomes insolvent. Less common, but it does come up in work accident claims is the insolvency...

Judgment has been handed down today in the case of Rosario Sanchez v University of Bristol. The case was concerned with whether the University owed the Claimant a duty of care to protect her...

They addressed the basic legal principles, worked through various illustrative case studies and provided a case law update.

In yesterday's webinar, Roger André and Richard Collier gave an update on non-party costs orders.

Francesca O'Neill of 1 Chancery Lane is one of nine barristers from the Bar Council Leadership Programme who have launched the Bar's first ever Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Directory.

To mark the significant developments in the law relating to travel and cross border disputes last year, in yesterday's webinar Sarah Prager and Andrew Spencer discussed The State of Things...

From Keefe to Tattersall and section 3 of Brussels I recast: expansion and contraction in "matters relating to insurance"

In their webinar yesterday John Bryant and Conor Kennedy discussed civil enforcement, covering:

In Thursday's webinar, Richard Cherry and Robert Parkin considered two of the most common issues for residential landlords and tenants.

HHJ Karen Walden-Smith sitting as a Judge of the High Court, heard evidence and submissions over the course of 5 days from 29th November 2021 to 3rd December 2021.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Crime & Fraud Briefing which focuses on the topical areas of anonymity in criminal proceedings and the new fraud strategy...

Dispute Resolution analysis: In a recent decision the Court of Appeal reconsidered the rules around applying for extensions of time for service of claim forms outside the jurisdiction where the applicable...