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Oliver Powell appears in the Croydon Tram Inquests

23rd Jul 2021

The inquests into the Croydon tram crash have now concluded, in which Oliver Powell appeared on behalf of Bombardier Transportation UK Limited.

Joshua Hitchens successful in constitutional rights appeal against the Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago

21st Jul 2021

Joshua Hitchens acted as part of a team who were successful in a constitutional rights appeal for two appellants who wrongly served additional time in prison in Duncan and Jokhan v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago.

Webinar invitation: J2A – Limitation and concealment issues (Lloyds, Axminster and Canada Square)

22nd Jul 2021

You are invited to join the juniors at Outer Temple Chambers for the first of a brand new series of events; ‘Juniors to Associates’. The first event on 22nd July will focus on limitation and concealment issues.

Horseplay, affray and going astray – vicarious liability for intentional wrongdoing in the workplace

16th Jul 2021

In a casenote for the Journal of Professional Negligence, Joshua Cainer analyses Chell v Tarmac Cement and Lime Ltd (QBD) on the extent of application of the second limb of the two-limb test for vicarious liability in cases of intentional wrongdoing, in the context of a personal injury claim resulting from a co-worker’s practical joke.