Whose duty of care?
Charles Foster writes for the New Law Journal.
Featured Article
Bell v The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust [2021] EWCA Civ 1363
Written by Emma Sutton for for Medical Law Reports on 10 December 2021.
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Anthony Searle’s writes for LexisNexis on the recent Court of Appeal decision on Surrogacy costs
Anthony Searle’s writes for LexisNexis on the recent Court of Appeal decision on surrogacy costs – Christopher Johnston QC and Claire Watson appeared for the successful claimant, instructed by Anne Kavanagh (Stanton) and Alison Eddy at Irwin Mitchell
Extraordinary Working Lives: Chris Daw QC
Read Chris Daw QC’s article in Counsel Magazine.
The Barrister magazine features our four latest arrivals
Leading Chambers Serjeants’ Inn is pleased to announce that Alexander dos Santos, Matthew Chidley, Rhys Hadden and Elizabeth Fox have joined the set. The award-winning chambers has gained 14 new tenants in 12 months, including two silks and a former judge in Dijen Basu QC, Nageena Khalique QC and His Honour Brian Barker CBE QC.
Nageena Khalique QC, barrister and chair of the committee for the NICE guideline
New decision making guideline will help maximise personal autonomy.
Sir Robert Francis QC interviewed by the Times
Give something back by volunteering, Sir Robert Francis urges NHS patients
Need-2-Know Legal Nuggets
Restriction on the liberty of children who lack capacity: which court is best?
NLJ Profile: Dijen Basu QC and Ian Skelt
The New Law Journal interviews Dijen Basu QC and Ian Skelt, two of the nine new recruits to Serjeants’ Inn over the last 12 months.
Posthumous conception: a legacy in life, incapacity and death
Michael Mylonas QC and Louisa Ghevaert consider the ground breaking decision in Y v A Healthcare NHS Trust and others [2018] EWCOP 18.
Anniversary celebrations that mask NHS crisis
Jonathan Davies quoted by Edward Fennell in Times piece concerning whistle-blowing within the NHS.