Hail to the chiefs
The Times coverage of the First 100 Years First Women of the Supreme Court in Conversation event, co-sponsored with Clyde & Co, Gray’s Inn, Obelisk Legal Support Solutions Limited, LexisNexis and Mishcon de Reya.
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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Need-2-Know Legal Nuggets
Read Nageena’s article ‘To reflect or not to reflect – Reflective practice in medicine’.
Need-2-Know Legal Nuggets
Nageena Khalique QC, author of Need-to-Know Legal Nuggets, writes about interesting developments in her area of practice or wider current issues.
Read Nageena’s article about cases involving freedom of expression and religious beliefs, Islamic customs and practices, and the issues of Sharia law.
Barrister strikes: Government gets on the wrong side of the law
Catherine Calder, Joint Chief Executive, comments for HR Magazine.
Sarah Clarke QC acts for the Dubai Financial Services Authority in ground breaking enforcement case
Sarah Clarke QC acts for the Dubai Financial Services Authority in ground breaking enforcement case against Al Ramz Capital LLC and its former Head of IT – Najim Al Attar for serious failures to provide complete and accurate information relevant to a DFSA investigation which commenced in 2014.
Why specialise when you could do it all?
Angus Moon QC interviewed by Legal Cheek’s Alex Aldridge.
Outrage over student dress code is storm in a teacup
His Honour Brian Barker CBE QC and Bridget Dolan QC feature in Catherine Calder’s article on BPP’s dress code guidelines in The Times.
Should mediation be compulsory in the Court of Protection?
Emma Sutton writes for Local Government News on mediation for Court of Protection cases.
Step Journal: A Test for Our Time
Sophia Roper considers the Law Commission’s Consultation on reforming the law around supported will-making for the Step Journal.
Dijen Basu QC writes for the New Law Journal.
Dijen Basu QC looks at the broadening scope of claims against the police for a piece in the New Law Journal.