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A public scandal involving weekend pool parties at Cliveden, a call girl named Christine Keeler, an osteopath, a Russian Naval Attache and the Secretary of State for War. Did the Russian and the Secretary of State share the same services provided…
Sitting in the Court of Appeal, the Master of the Rolls issues a stark warning to parties who fail to appear to prosecute their appeals: Leave.EU Group Ltd & Anor v The Information Commissioner [2022] EWCA Civ 109Read a transcript…
In what a Lord Justice of Appeal described as a "sort of test case" for dentists, the Court of Appeal decided whether the dentist owed a non-delegable duty of care and whether he was vicariously liable for the negligence of…
Andrea James is a Solicitor Partner in the Manchester legal firm of Brabners, and for over 15 years has represented healthcare professionals (doctors, dentists, pharmacists, paramedics etc) statutorily regulated by 10 separate bodies. Listen to her views on the length…
The Deputy President of the Supreme Court, Lord Hodge, takes the opportunity to explain in this judgment the meaning of statutory interpretation.
With many years' experience as a lawyer in the healthcare regulatory sector, David Gomez talks of the significant changes he has seen: the impracticability of healthcare professionals being regulated by ten different statutory regulators when there is so much interdisciplinary…
Having regard to Article 7 of the European Convention of Human Rights, what was the correct approach to sentencing when the maximum sentence available to the court, if the offender had been convicted at the time of the offences, would…
An orthodontal dental practitioner who had an unblemished career spanning 30 year appealed to the Administrative Court against his suspension with a review, imposed three years after his retirement from practice.
This podcast episode deals with the second part of the Supreme Court's unanimous dismissal of the appeal in this case which considers whether if section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000 creates an offence of strict liability, is that compatible…
In this episode we consider that aspect of the Supreme Court decision on a certified point of law of general public importance whether the offence created by section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000 is an offence of strict liability.Were…