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• Category: Brexit
  • Commission advises EU to say No to Lugano Accession
  • Outer Temple Talks; Brexit. The impact of Brexit on jurisdiction on contract claims
  • Taxing Matters: Sanctions in a post-Brexit landscape
  • Brexit – What Next? Will Young presents at the Cross Border Law Conference
• Category: Covid-19
  • Judgment in franchise dispute; Dwyer (UK) Franchising Ltd v Fredbar Ltd & Bartlett
  • What will the public inquiry into the government’s handling of Covid-19 look like?
  • The Good Faith Problem
  • Hearings by electronic communication – updated to reflect the changes made on 8 October 2020 to the 2013 ET Rules
  • Coronavirus (Covid-19) Update
  • What would a public inquiry into the government’s handling of Covid-19 look like?
  • Read our CEO’s article in Counsel Magazine on managing Chambers through COVID-19
  • UK insolvency reforms – a blueprint for reform in offshore jurisdictions?
  • Covid-19 adds further pressure to address LIBOR transition litigation risk
  • Paul Rogers on HSE Guidance, Enforcement and Social Distancing at Work
  • Daniel Barnett hosts Q&A with the President of Employment Tribunals
  • Remote Mediation: The New Normal and the Future
  • Daniel Barnett discusses CJRS on the Jeremy Vine Show
  • Paul Rogers on what PPE should be worn when resuscitating a person using CPR
  • Webinar – MEASA private wealth opportunities during uncertain times
  • COVID-19 and Freezing/Proprietary Injunctions
  • Notice Pay when on Furlough
  • Coroners and COVID-19 – the guidance and the process
  • Suspension of wrongful trading provisions to ease COVID-19 fallout – not a panacea for directors
  • How can corporates manage bribery risk as they fight to survive COVID-19
  • HMRC responds to Daniel Barnett’s questions on CJRS loophole
  • The impact of COVID-19 on Lasting Powers of Attorneys
  • A problem with the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme
  • Coronavirus and Health & Safety Dismissals: The Emploment Rights Act
  • Will-Making in Difficult Circumstances: How to Comply With Formal Validity Requirements
  • High Court provides guidance on furlough and insolvency
  • Frustration of Leases as a Result of COVID-19
  • The Virtual Conduct of Litigation During Covid-19
  • The problem with Death Benefits for NHS Locum Practitioners
  • Furlough and Annual Leave – Are We Clear?
  • Paul Rogers analyses Covid-19’s impact on employer’s duties under HSWA 1974
  • Corporate Fraud in the Covid-19 Crisis – Guidance Note
  • Frustration, Force Majeure, Material Adverse Change and COVID-19 in England, the DIFC and ADGM
  • Frustration, Force Majeure and Material Adverse Change
  • John McKendrick QC represents GP in Skype-only trial
  • Employment Law and Coronavirus – Daniel Barnett speaks on LBC Radio
  • Category: Banking during Covid-19
    • A deep dive into the moratorium – a lender’s perspective
  • Category: Business Crime during Covid-19
  • Category: Commercial during Covid-19
    • The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill – What it means for Directors and Creditors
  • Category: Employment during Covid-19
  • Category: Health & Safety during Covid-19
  • Category: Inquests & Inquiries during Covid-19
  • Category: Private Client & Trusts during Covid-19
• Category: News
  • Oliver Powell appears in the Croydon Tram Inquests
  • Joshua Hitchens successful in constitutional rights appeal against the Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago
  • Horseplay, affray and going astray – vicarious liability for intentional wrongdoing in the workplace
  • James Counsell QC and Stephen Doherty successful before DIFC Court of Appeal in Lakhan v Lamia [2021] CA 001
  • James Counsell QC and Ben Bradley compel Chelsea FC to clarify its Defence in Racial Abuse Proceedings
  • James Counsell QC and Ben Bradley secure first victory in Manchester City FC Child Abuse Litigation
  • A holistic overview of Qatar Financial Centre Trust Law
  • Anthony Lo Surdo SC named a leading mediator in NSW by Doyles Guide 2021
  • Helen Pugh and Justina Stewart present ‘Distribution & Dividends’ to MBL Seminars
  • James Counsell QC to speak at APIL’s 2021 Abuse Conference
  • Lipton v BA City Flyer Ltd: “extraordinary circumstances” and a guide to applying retained EU law
  • Barton Checks In With… Matt Gatenby
  • Ask a Silk: Claims where English law applies but the claimant is domiciled abroad
  • Outer Temple’s International Law Team Instructed in Cases at the Organization of American States
  • Quincecare and Dishonest Assistance: An Ongoing Retreat in Claims Against Banks?
  • Chloë Bell Successful in Cryptoasset Injunction Applications
  • James Counsell QC successful in obtaining costs order against GMC from Medical Tribunal
  • Eliot Woolf QC acts for the claimant in Khan v Meadows [2021] UKSC 21
  • Success for beneficiaries of the Axminster pension scheme represented by Andrew Short QC and Stephen Butler at the High Court
  • Permission granted in Covid-19 Homelessness Judicial Review
  • Britvic plc v Britvic Pensions Limited & Simon Mohun
  • Ian Denham to represent the family of a child who died following a holiday to Turkey
  • Major victory for the Tesco equal pay claimants represented by members of Outer Temple Chambers
  • Robert Rhodes QC appointed as an Adjunct Professor of AIDRN
  • Justina Stewart assists on Tresartis launch
  • Ben Fitzgerald joins Outer Temple Chambers’ Health Team
  • Jennifer Seaman appointed as a Full Member of STEP
  • Tim Nesbitt QC
  • David Holloway reappointed to the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission Panel of Arbitrators
  • Sam Carter joins Outer Temple Chambers’ Business Team
  • Jonathan Hand QC speaks at the AvMA (Not The) ACNC, sponsored by Outer Temple
  • OTC Travel Talks: General Damages in France, Spain and the Netherlands Part Two
  • OTC’s Business Crime and Regulation Team instructed in one of the first UK Sanctions Framework cases
  • Tim Nesbitt QC and Alex Cisneros successful in Court of Appeal in the Matter of P (Discharge of Party)
  • Members of Outer Temple ranked in Legal 500 EMEA
  • Stephen Doherty Obtains $50 million DIAC Arbitration Award
  • Watch the Webinar: OTC and The Pensions Regulator discuss the Pension Schemes Act 2021
  • Naomi Cunningham awarded The Lawyer’s ‘Barrister of the Week’
  • Joshua Hitchens successful in wrongful arrest appeal against the Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago
  • Fiona Horlick QC secures acquittal of 11 counts of sexual assault and 1 count of indecent assault
  • Webinar: It’s not always the horse’s fault – defending strict liability claims under the Animals Act 1971
  • Travel Talks: General Damages in France, Spain & the Netherlands Part 1
  • Anson Cheung offered tenancy at Outer Temple Chambers
  • The Legal Relationship between Cryptoasset Investors and Intermediaries
  • Mind Your Language! Interpreting EU Law Post-Brexit Against Other Language Versions – Covea Insurance Plc v Greenaway and Rocks
  • Outer Temple team successful in Supreme Court Equal Pay hearing – Asda Stores v Brierley
  • Watch the Webinar: Jennifer Seaman & Nicholas Hill discuss the new Practice Direction 57AC
  • Percival Billimoria appointed as Senior Advocate by High Court of Delhi
  • Success for X: The CJEU Judgment in X v Kuoni is Out
  • Naomi Cunningham successful in ONS 2021 census dispute on ‘sex’ at High Court
  • Peter Linstead to give webinar on DIFC Discrimination Law in collaboration with the DIFC Academy of Law
  • Silk Appointment: Rachel Vickers QC
  • James Counsell QC and Ben Bradley successful in Jehovah’s Witness Adult Sexual Abuse Appeal
  • Joshua Hitchens joins Outer Temple
  • Webinar: Outer Temple Chambers and the Pensions Regulator discuss the Pension Schemes Act 2021
  • FCA v Arch Insurance – the Supreme Court’s view
  • From Trump to Biden: Whither US Sanctions Policy?
  • Historical Sexual Abuse Claims: Is Vicarious Liability “On The Move” Again?
  • Pension Schemes Act 2021: the criminalisation of pension misconduct
  • Webinar: US/UK Axis on Global Sanctions & AML: Will Biden Re-Set the Dial?
  • Daniel Barnett to hold 30 employment law webinars to raise £30,000 for FRU
  • A Matter of Interest – applicable law to awards of interest in cross-border tort cases
  • Andrew Short QC and Lydia Seymour resist EAT appeal on behalf of 6,000 firefighters
  • David Russell QC listed in the Global Elite Directory 2021
  • Peter Linstead publishes book on Employee Competition
  • A Discussion with Anthony Lo Surdo SC on Mediation Advocacy
  • Travel Talks: ‘Assessment of personal injury damages under foreign law’ by Stewarts Law
  • LIBOR transition: ISDA Protocol first mover disadvantage and other international perspectives
  • Claire van Overdijk appointed Chair of the STEP Mental Capacity Global Special Interest Group and as Presiding Judge of the STEP Private Client Awards
  • Webinar: Preserve the Game – Protect the Players. Concussion and Liability in Sports Law
  • Anthony Lo Surdo SC presents to the Japan Sports Law Association on International Sports Arbitration
  • Jennifer Seaman and Victoria Brown update Tolley’s Pension Law Chapter on Dispute Resolution and Pension Scheme Litigation. 
  • Striking the balance: sensitive personal data and law enforcement
  • Robert Rhodes QC appointed to Panel of Mediators of APCAM
  • Looking at the Global Picture – Qatar Airways v Middle East News
  • Anthony Lo Surdo SC appointed Senior Member of the New South Wales Civil and Administrative Tribunal
  • What is the scope of remedy following Auden McKenzie (Pharma Division) Limited v Amit Patel?
  • Supreme Court to hear landmark travel law case in FS Cairo (Nile Plaza) LLC v Brownlie
  • Nick Johnson QC and Sophie O’Sullivan appointed to the SFO Panel
  • Helen Pugh joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • Resolving Grievances
  • X v Kuoni – The Advocate General’s Opinion
  • Outer Temple’s growing International Organisations Law Team
  • Griffiths v TUI – A controversy over expert evidence at the Cross Border Law Conference
  • Lissack and Horlick on Bribery and Corruption: Fiona Horlick’s concluding remarks
  • Barton Checks In With… Joseph Dawson
  • Daniel Barnett appears in leading agency workers’ case
  • Lissack and Horlick on Bribery and Corruption: The Middle East
  • Alex Haines and Victoria Brown instructed to appear at the World Bank Administrative Tribunal in Washington DC
  • Lissack and Horlick on Bribery and Corruption: Latin America and the Caribbean
  • Three OTC Speakers at LawInSport’s 6th Annual Conference
  • Lissack and Horlick on Bribery and Corruption: Sanctions Regimes of Multilateral Development Banks
  • Rachel Vickers awarded Clinical Negligence Junior of the Year at Chambers Bar Awards 2020
  • Equalising for the effect of unequal GMPs: Lloyds transfers Judgment
  • Lissack and Horlick on Bribery and Corruption; When is a benefit a bribe?
  • David Haines joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • Lissack and Horlick on Bribery and Corruption; Focus on Sport
  • Robert Rhodes QC presents at the Singapore Convention on Mediation Dialogues with Shanghai Free Trade Zones
  • Nick Levett awarded Chambers’ Professional of the Year at the Advocate Bar Pro Bono Awards 2020
  • What are the practical implications of the Bribery Act 2010 in the workplace?
  • New edition of Employment Law Handbook
  • New Head of Chambers at Outer Temple Chambers
  • Anthony Lo Surdo SC, FCIArb approved as an International Arbitrator in Papua New Guinea
  • The future of Anti-Bribery & Corruption legislation: UWOs & AFOs
  • Nick Levett nominated for Pro Bono Chambers’ Professional of the Year at Bar Pro Bono Awards 2020
  • FCA v Arch – Business, interrupted
  • Chambers & Partner UK Bar Rankings 2021
  • Sarah Crowther QC at The British Association for Sport and Law Debate 2020
  • The Bribery Act 2010’s four primary categories of offence
  • Robert Rhodes QC appointed to Panel of Mediators of the International Commercial Mediation Center for the Belt and Road Initiative
  • John McKendrick QC appears in significant international mental capacity proceedings
  • Zoom Across the Atlantic
  • “The real OG of healthcare and commercial work” Chambers Student release their true picture review on Outer Temple
  • The Bribery Act 2010: how did we get here?
  • Anti-corruption enforcement: The UK’s journey from basket-case to the Bribery Act
  • The Future of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Sport
  • Publication of the Third edition of Lissack and Horlick on Bribery and Corruption
  • Double nomination at Chambers Bar Awards 2020
  • FCA drops probe into Bank of England ‘audio hack’
  • Sarah Crowther QC and Chloë Bell secure £14.5 million settlement on behalf of a client with catastrophic injuries
  • Paul Livingston appears in Public Inquiry virtual hearing on child sexual exploitation by organised networks
  • Robert Rhodes QC speaking at the SCLA Global Forum of International Mediation
  • An interview with New Head of Chambers, Sarah Crowther QC
  • Adeola Fadipe and Ian Browne begin pupillage
  • Outer Temple sponsors the AvMA Medico-Legal Issues in Surgery Conference
  • Practical Law (Pensions); “Univar v Smith; first contested pensions rectification trial in 8 years”
  • New appointments to Attorney General’s Panels of Junior Counsel to the Crown
  • Announcement of plans for synthetic LIBOR: panacea or pandora’s box?
  • Successful pro bono representation before the Financial Ombudsman
  • Courtney Step-Marsden and Joshua Cainer offered tenancy
  • Barristers offer Zoom Discussion for BPTC students over recent exam problems with BSB and Pearson VUE
  • Olinga Tahzib appears in virtual public hearing to examine child protection in religious organisations and settings
  • Elaine Palser wins Women in Law Award
  • Court of Appeal upholds that tragic Egypt holiday RTA case can be brought home
  • Double Success in GMC Appeal for James Counsell QC
  • John McKendrick QC and Alex Haines appointed to prestigious multilateral development bank roles 
  • Daniel Barnett Tops the Amazon Business Law Book Chart
  • Peter Linstead to give webinar on new DIFC Employment Law in collaboration with the DIFC Academy of Law & Stephenson Harwood
  • Second Court of Appeal Judgment in Safeway’s long running pensions equalisation case
  • Alex Haines Moderates at The 2020 Association of Certified Sanctions Specialists Virtual Sanctions Summit
  • Hutchinson v MAPFRE & OBeach: Why Consumer Protection Cannot be Contractually Excluded
  • Lost in translation? Carin Hunt explores recent amendments made to the CPR Practice Directions
  • When do Family Courts and the IAC have discretion to risk assess female genital mutilation?
  • Naomi Ling, as specialist pensions counsel, successfully defends DfT in High Court
  • John McKendrick QC acts for the Official Solicitor in the Administrative Court
  • Emily Gordon Walker appointed fee-paid Employment Judge
  • E-Newsletters
  • Outer Temple Team Act in High Value LCIA Virtual Arbitration
  • Olinga Tahzib appears in virtual public hearing in Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
  • Tom Gibson acts for successful defendant in secondary victim claim strike out
  • Daniel Barnett completes 10 years as presenter of the Legal Hour on LBC Radio
  • David Holloway, Cherine Ghali and Peter Smith join our Middle East team
  • The Supreme Court on vicarious liability – where next for sexual abuse claims?
  • 28 Barristers. 14 Days. Series of Employment Law Webinars
  • McMafia Orders Back for an Easter Special
  • Webinar: Best Practices in Waqf Management
  • James Counsell QC writes PI case analysis for LexisNexis PSL
  • Fiona Horlick QC defends professional body against costs application
  • James Counsell QC in second indemnity costs order after another historical abuse finding
  • Alex Haines talks on US Sanctions and EU Blocking Statute
  • James Counsell QC secures costs against Blackpool FC in sexual abuse claim
  • Teresa Rosen Peacocke; significant ruling for international commercial arbitrations
  • Andrew Allen Is Formally Named Queen’s Counsel
  • James Counsell QC successful in historical sex abuse claim against Blackpool FC
  • Chambers Global ranks members as leaders in commercial dispute resolution
  • Jeremy Scott-Joynt successful in defeating £550,000 account freezing order
  • Oliver Powell represents timber designer and constructor in fire safety case
  • Chambers’ international law team successful in four landmark European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Administrative Tribunal Judgments
  • John McKendrick QC speaking at the The ILS Global Forum on International Law
  • Advocacy training at the DIFC Academy of Law, with James Counsell QC and Oliver Powell
  • Launch of the fourth edition of Global Investigations Review – The Practitioner’s Guide to International Investigations
  • Teresa Rosen Peacocke and Gabor Bognar successful in trust-related professional negligence claim in the Court of Appeal
  • Andrew Allen successful in disability discrimination claim in the Court of Appeal
  • High Court hands down landmark judgment in case of former professional footballer paralysed in swimming pool accident
  • Claire van Overdijk has been appointed as a Presiding Judge for the 2020/21 STEP Private Client Awards
  • John McKendrick QC speaking in the Bahamas
  • James Counsell QC in second successful claim against Jehovah’s Witnesses for historical sexual abuse
  • Oliver Powell instructed in River Thames collision resulting in £1.6m of damage
  • Global Investigations Review – Privilege
  • Tim Aron represents Bitfinex in landmark Bitcoin judgment
  • Alison McCormick successful in serious head injury case
  • When is an expert not an expert?
  • Claire van Overdijk speaking at the Trusts in Litigation Conference 2020
  • OTC International Team successful in three UNAT judgments
  • Keith Bryant QC successful in resisting High Court human rights and age discrimination challenge to police pension scheme
  • Andrew Allen to be appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Robert Rhodes QC speaks at Dubai Arbitration Summit on adequate procedures defence under Bribery Act 2010
  • High Court rejects Q Fever appeal: Bass v MOD
  • Andrew Short QC speaking at the Discrimination Law in 2020 Conference
  • Patrick Sadd acts for Secretary of State for Transport in test case appeals on heavy goods vehicle emission control
  • Advocacy training at the DIFC Academy of Law, with members of Outer Temple Chambers
  • Michael Bowes QC is instructed by the SFO in fraud charges against former Serco directors
  • Economic Sanctions Chapter published in OUP’s Smith, Owen, and Bodnar on Asset Recovery
  • Professor Ian Bailey SC appointed to Government Advisory Panel
  • Robert Rhodes QC added to the Supreme People’s Court pool of experts for discerning foreign law
  • James Leonard successfully defended the Master of the Isle of Wight Red Funnell ferry
  • OTC’s International Law Team on the effect of Brexit on the UK Sanctions Framework
  • Fiona Horlick QC successfully defends a Consultant in sequential proceedings
  • Andrew Short QC awarded ‘Employment silk of the Year’ at the Legal 500 UK Awards 2020
  • Tom Gibson appears in successful ‘misinformation’ psychiatric injury claim
  • Appeal against the MOD’s successful defence of the first contested Q Fever case is due to be heard by the High Court
  • Teresa Rosen Peacocke published in the Trust Quarterly Review
  • Ben Compton QC secures acquittal for the Port of London Authority
  • Outer Temple Chambers welcomes three new barristers
  • Outer Temple Travel team speak at the Annual APIL Accidents Aboard Conference
  • Percival Billimoria authors chapter on India of The Global Damages Review 2nd edition
  • Patrick Sadd speaking at Road Transport Conference
  • Andrew Short QC shortlisted for ‘Employment silk of the Year’ at the Legal 500 UK Awards 2020
  • Cryptoassets and Smart Contracts
  • Sanctions Law News – Nicaragua
  • Ian Johnston addresses the Global Financial Risk Management Conference in Shanghai
  • Alex Haines instructed in case before the African Union Administrative Tribunal
  • Peter Linstead addresses DIFC Academy Dubai with Stephenson Harwood on new DIFC Employment Law
  • Outer Temple Chambers wins ‘Employment set of the Year’ at the Chambers & Partners UK Bar Awards 2019
  • Outer Temple Chambers join a panel of experts for the DIFC Employee Workplace Savings Scheme Seminar
  • Paul Rogers represents the prosecution in Landmark Supreme Court judgment on torture with worldwide implications
  • Victoria Brown on ‘The importance of giving clear reasons in sports disciplinary decisions: lessons from the Gerwyn Price decision’
  • Daniel Barnett launches book “Deconstructing TUPE”
  • Daniel Barnett appointed to BAILII Advisory Council
  • Ben Bradley succeeds in Cardiology/Spinal Cord Injury Liability Trial
  • Harry Trusted and Patrick Tomison published in LawInSport
  • Peter Linstead speaking on Holiday Pay at MBL’s Employment Review of the Year conference in London
  • Michael Bowes QC speaking at AMLP’s 8th Annual Anti-Bribery & Corruption Forum
  • David Russell QC speaks at Global Tax Advisers Platform Conference
  • Louis Weston and Sarah Crowther QC on ‘How game theory can help us design more effective whistleblowing polices for sports’
  • Robert Rhodes QC appointed Adjunct Professor by the Academy of International Dispute Resolution & Professional Negotiation
  • Alex Cisneros represents the Public Guardian in latest LPA guidance case before the Court of Protection
  • David Russell QC listed in the 2019 edition of Legal Week’s Private Client Global Elite Directory
  • Defence struck out following breach, Jonathan Hand QC successful in appeal
  • Claire van Overdijk successful in High Court testamentary capacity challenge
  • Sanctions: Foreign Policy, Economic Warfare, or Both?
  • Chloë Bell co-authors ‘On Your Feet: A Practical Guide to Civil Advocacy’
  • Andrew Short QC shortlisted for ‘Employment silk of the Year’ and Chambers shortlisted for ‘Employment Set of the Year’ 2019
  • No Laughing Matter – UK Border Force get it wrong
  • John McKendrick QC and Alex Haines strengthen OTC links to Latin America
  • IICSA publishes report on children in care of Nottinghamshire Councils
  • Chambers welcomes Alex Cisneros
  • Alex Haines appointed to London B Panel
  • Tom Gibson acts for patient in successful sight loss claim
  • James Aldridge and Robert Dickason in successful settlement of an unusual stillbirth claim
  • Olinga Tahzib appears in preliminary hearing in new investigation in Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
  • Alexander Line appointed to C Panel
  • OTC/FRU Extended Pupillage Scheme opens for 2019 selection round
  • Setting the discount rate (personal injury awards) – some thoughts
  • Stephen Doherty successful in $14 million Dubai arbitration
  • John McKendrick QC succcessfully acts in Court of Appeal termination case
  • Naomi Ling wins compensation for police officers caught by pensions tax trap
  • James Counsell QC successfully defends NHS Foundation Trust in high value spinal injury case
  • Outer Temple offers tenancy to three pupils
  • Serco DPA puts individuals, and corporate parental responsibility, in the spotlight
  • John McKendrick QC and Chloë Bell to advise the Inter-American Development Bank
  • Michael Bowes QC acts for Serious Fraud Office in Serco Deferred Prosecution Agreement
  • Andrew Short QC, Lydia Seymour and Naomi Ling successful in public sector pensions age discrimination claim
  • Paul Rogers in landmark torture appeal hearing in Supreme Court
  • Naomi Ling acts successfully for the Lord Chancellor & Lord Chief Justice in magistrate’s EAT appeal
  • Lydia Seymour on 2015 public sector pension changes
  • Advocate of the Year – Claire van Overdijk shortlisted in 2019/20 STEP Private Client Awards
  • Outer Temple walks ahead for the London Legal Support Trust
  • Outer Temple Chambers’ international law team back at the UN in Vienna
  • Keith Bryant in Judicial Review concerning jurisdiction of police pension appeal
  • Chambers’ international team instructed in five appeals before the European Bank for Reconstruction & Development Administrative Tribunal
  • John McKendrick QC acts for NHS trust in High Court Jehovah’s Witness case
  • Michael Bowes QC on ‘A Civil approach to tackling Criminal Finances’
  • Outer Temple welcomes “seasoned legal gladiator” Elaine Palser
  • Ben Compton QC & Oliver Powell speak at Port Skills & Safety
  • Court of Appeal hands down guidance on ‘limbo’ status and Article 8 in the deportation context
  • Equality & Human Rights Commission panel appointments
  • Alex Haines and Chloë Bell in the Court of Justice of the European Union, Luxembourg
  • Sarah Crowther QC on freedom of expression and contract law
  • The Lawyer Awards 2019 – Andrew Short QC shortlisted
  • Advocacy training at the DIFC Academy of Law, with Keith Bryant QC and Jonathan Hand QC
  • Court of Appeal hands down important guidance on anonymity in variation of trust applications
  • Gerard McDermott QC speaks on Litigation Funding at ABA Conference in New York
  • Louis Weston successful in RFU Disciplinary Panel suspension case
  • Everybody, freeze!
  • International Injury & Travel team Seminar in Manchester
  • Ben Bradley speaks at the PEOPIL Young Lawyers Group Conference
  • Alex Haines instructed in case before United Nations Appeals Tribunal
  • International Dispute Resolution Conference 2019
  • High Court rules on the Personal Liability of a Director and Company Secretary
  • John McKendrick QC speaks at Commonwealth Lawyers conference
  • Outer Temple Chambers welcomes four new barristers
  • Bass v Ministry of Defence: Q Fever trial successfully defended
  • Safeway Ltd v Newton: Advocate General delivers Opinion in equalisation case
  • Will Young for the successful appellant in Read v Ryder
  • Ben Compton QC secures acquittal under s.37 Health & Safety at work allegation
  • Oliver Powell appears in Court of Appeal on behalf of taxpayer
  • Claire van Overdijk invited to speak at European law Institute – Protection of Adults in International Situations Seminar
  • Certificate in Common Law and DIFC Courts Practice
  • Rachel Vickers in successful conclusion for claimant with delayed treatment for spinal abscess
  • Will Young on compensation for flight delays – Blanche v EasyJet
  • Lydia Seymour in Court of Appeal case on the Agency Workers Regulations
  • Shop assistants win right to comparison with warehousemen
  • Eliot Woolf QC discusses the difficult issues of wrongful birth
  • Outer Temple Chambers appoints City executive to new CEO role
  • Alex Line successful in appeal concerning email submission of EAT appeals and impact of disability on time limits
  • Outer Temple Chambers chairs Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP round table event in New York
  • MoD’s duty to protect against Q fever – Robert Dickason in first test case
  • Outer Temple members speak at 2019 New York State Bar Association Annual Meeting
  • Paul Rogers in landmark International Crime, Court of Appeal judgment on torture
  • World Bank Group: The Forgotten Sanctions Player in the International Arena
  • Jonathan Hand and Fiona Horlick to be appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Michael Bowes QC and Oliver Powell appear in Alstom trials
  • Court of Appeal success for judges and firefighters
  • Compensation for sporting injuries in contact sports
  • Williams v The Trustees of Swansea University Pension & Assurance Scheme & Another [2018] UKSC 65
  • Decision of the French Constitutional Council on compensation for bodily harm
  • Gerard McDermott QC is shortlisted for ‘Personal Injury / Clinical Negligence Silk of the Year’
  • Alex Haines speaks on US sanctions against Iran and the EU Blocking Statute
  • Global Arbitration Review – Chartered Institute of Arbitrators seat index launched in London
  • Tom Gibson appears in successful amputation claim
  • Equity in an Age of Uncertainty: Big Data, Confidentiality & Fiduciary Liability
  • Global Investigations Review – Privilege
  • New women leaders at ICC Canada Arbitration Committee
  • Cross-border Protection of Vulnerable Adults: European Commission & Hague Conference on Private International Law
  • Oliver Powell chairs conference panel at AMLP 7th Annual Anti-Bribery and Corruption Forum
  • APIL’s Clinical Negligence – third edition published
  • Liability for abuse by others – James Counsell QC
  • McMafia orders revisited
  • Paul Bates joins Chambers
  • Outer Temple Chambers wins prestigious STEP Private Client Award
  • Mark Beer OBE to join Outer Temple Chambers
  • Ian Johnston joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • International Financial Institution successful before its Administrative Tribunal in Greece
  • Members ranked in 17 specialist areas – Chambers UK 2019
  • Outer Temple Chambers recommended in Legal 500
  • Tim Green instructed by TPR in precedent setting inquiry
  • Court of Appeal gives guidance on Unfair Terms Consumer Credit Regulations 1999
  • Lifetime achievement award for Christine Kings
  • Judgment in the Lloyds GMP Equalisation case
  • Alex Haines lectures at the International Court of Justice on human rights and international organisations
  • 26 years in prison for murder – “good character” enough for entry to the legal profession?
  • The Parachute Murder Plot – Michael Bowes QC on ITV
  • The Anatomy of a Financial Services Organisation – OTC seminar a great success
  • Fiona Horlick successful in historic sexual abuse and serious professional misconduct cases
  • Ashers Bakery case at UK Supreme Court – Sarah Crowther QC gets judgment
  • Samantha Presland acts in serious medical treatment case in the Court of Appeal
  • Civil Undertakings in environmental law – an alternative to prosecution?
  • The Nottinghamshire Investigation – Patrick Sadd as Lead Counsel
  • Internal justice systems deliberated at COSIFI, Washington DC
  • Jennifer Seaman on Trusts – LexisNexis webinar
  • Outer Temple Barristers authorised to sit in the Court of Protection
  • Outer Temple Chambers – at GTAP and Private Investor Middle East
  • Oliver Powell speaks at the Southampton Boat Show
  • Court of Appeal guidance on time limits for lodging appeals in the Employment Appeal Tribunal
  • Court of Protection hands down two important judgments on deputyship orders
  • Alex Haines workshop at the United Nations on International law
  • Outer Temple Chambers’ Fiona Horlick nominated for Chambers UK Bar Awards 2018
  • Tim Green in forge death inquiry
  • John McKendrick QC instructed in serious medical treatment case
  • John McKendrick QC and Alex Haines speak in Mexico City
  • Oliver Powell acts for senior underwriters in proceedings brought by Council of Lloyd’s
  • Delighted to be finalists for the 2018/19 STEP Private Client Awards
  • Success in ground breaking disciplinary case about solicitors’ fees
  • New update: Tolley’s Pensions Law chapter on Dispute Resolution and Pension Scheme Litigation
  • Outer Temple Chambers hosts NYSBA reception in London
  • Michael Bowes QC & Oliver Powell speak on UWOs & IFOs
  • Private Client Global Elite 2018 – David Russell AM QC
  • DIFC Academy of Law collaboration with OTC – first Certificate in Common Law and DIFC Courts Practice
  • Clinical negligence case sees settlement worth over £16.5 million
  • Oliver Powell appears in significant maritime test case on VMS
  • Essential reading: The Practitioner’s Guide to Global Investigations – Newsletter
  • Seminar: The Package Travel & Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018
  • Guidance on Hastings-Bass relief given by Guernsey Court of Appeal
  • Successful defence of Atlas Mara bank in immediate judgment application in the DIFC
  • Life imprisonment sentence for defendant prosecuted by Michael Bowes QC
  • John McKendrick QC returns to practice in London in July 2018
  • Outer Temple welcomes Ian Denham and Alex Haines
  • James Leonard appears at the Grenfell Tower Public Inquiry
  • James Counsell QC successful in Bar Tribunal disciplinary appeal
  • OTC instructed in new pensions prosecution
  • Show them who’s boss – employment tribunal boot camp for employers
  • James Arnold represents successful appellant in Employment Appeal Tribunal re. Kuzel principle
  • OTC Members invited to speak on HSLA Spring Seminar Programme
  • Michael Bowes QC successfully prosecutes parachute attempted murder case
  • Outer Temple’s Private Client work steps up
  • Outer Temple Chambers barrister Mark Mullins appointed to Sports Resolutions UK panels
  • Matthew McDonagh – appointed to the Sports Resolutions (UK) Arbitrators and Mediators Panels
  • Pensions expert Philip Stear joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • Patrick Sadd talks to Barnardo’s regional and national safeguarding leads
  • Oliver Powell speaks on UK Sanctions post Brexit
  • Corporate fine for Health & Safety fatality reduced by Court of Appeal
  • Outer Temple Chambers ranked by Legal 500 UAE
  • The Forum of International Awqaf Practices – David Russell QC on Trust and Foundations
  • Appeal successfully defended in Viavi v Shannan & Others
  • Outer Temple Chambers achieves Investors in People Platinum
  • Tim Nesbitt QC and Andrew Allen appointed as Recorders
  • Tom Gibson appears in successful ‘secondary victim’ psychiatric injury claims
  • Cara Guthrie in Dunhill v W Brook & Co
  • ‘McMafia Orders’ by Michael Bowes QC and Oliver Powell
  • Papadopoulos v Standard Chartered Bank
  • Teresa Peacocke successful in cross-border proceedings
  • Farhaz Khan ranked as leading Dispute Resolution barrister by Chambers Global 2018
  • OTC barristers appear in important fisheries case in the Falkland Islands
  • Ben Compton secures acquittal in HSE prosecution of Formula One Management Ltd
  • Robert Rhodes QC for Al Jazeera: “Barclays Bank at risk of losing its licence”
  • Mark Mullins represents military family following death overseas
  • Discrimination on grounds of age – successful appeal
  • Successful appeal in firefighters’ pension case
  • OTC appear in new Health & Safety precedent
  • Andrew Spink QC appointed to judicial role at new commercial court in Kazakhstan
  • Conviction quashed after 35 years
  • New guidance on appointing trust corporations as deputies
  • Brexit on the fight against economic crimes
  • Successful appeal over badger cull before the Information Rights Tribunal
  • Middle East Wealth Management Forum 2018
  • Robert Rhodes QC has been appointed a mediator of the Court of Arbitration for Sport
  • James Arnold acts for the claimant in successful transgender claim against Primark
  • BSB in sexual assault appeal over offensive remarks
  • Four new Silks
  • Outer Temple Chambers in first Abu Dhabi Global Markets case
  • Article on Whistleblowing CA guidance for ELA Briefing
  • Radio 4 broadcast with Professor Jo Fox
  • Oliver Powell speaks at UKHMA Autumn 2017 Seminar
  • Employment tribunal fees to be repaid to claimants and employers
  • Investiture congratulations – Abu Dhabi
  • China Academy of Arbitration Law – Invited Expert
  • Nathan Tavares in City trader Inquest
  • Putting an end to wage disputes in Abu Dhabi
  • International Tax Specialist Group 2017 World Conference
  • WealthBriefing GCC Region Awards 2017
  • STEP Worldwide appoints Deputy Chair
  • Peter Linstead addresses Dubai Employment Lawyers group
  • Success at Chambers UK Bar Awards
  • “A Practical Guide to Personal Injury Claims Involving Animals” by Jonathan Hand
  • The British Legal Awards 2017: Finalists
  • High Court upholds appeal from PPF Ombudsman
  • Successful defeat of £2m misrepresentation claim
  • Legal 500 2017 success
  • Consultation on new DIFC Trust Law and Foundation Law
  • New edition of Employment Law Handbook published
  • BAC Arbitrators Panel – Robert Rhodes selected
  • Private Client Global Elite 2017
  • Doctor cleared of sexual assault charges against patients
  • A case of wide import on contractual rights of NHS employees
  • Court clarifies the circumstances in which a Braganza Duty applies
  • International Dispute Resolution Centre awards Partner nearly £650k including costs
  • Court of Protection removes professional deputy firm following breaches of duty owed to protected persons
  • Retail Equal Pay Claims: Success at Comparability stage
  • Outer Temple nominated in Chambers UK Bar Awards
  • Man cleared after Daniel Barnett suggests investigation into “bent” copper
  • Olinga Tahzib obtains reinstatement order for porter dismissed by NHS Trust
  • Shurbanova v FXCM: Outer Temple Chambers successfully defends good faith claim
  • Success in environmental adjudication
  • US regulators drop case against JP Morgan traders
  • Stephen Butler successfully acts for teacher in Queens Bench appeal
  • Landmark judgment handed down in IBM v Dalgeish
  • Vicarious Liability for Sexual Assaults – Extending the Scope?
  • Recent Care Act 2014 case law – ‘well-being’ principle explained for Lexis®PSL
  • Child Sex Abuse Inquiry Case Study on Child Migration closes
  • Williams v The Trustees of Swansea University Pension & Assurance Scheme and Swansea University
  • English law in the financial free zones of the United Arab Emirates
  • Financial Services law as a sword: cutting down contracts
  • ‘Well-being’ principle in judicial review case – Care Act 2014
  • Andrew Spink QC appointed new chair of COMBAR
  • The Independent Jersey Care Inquiry publishes its report
  • Andrew Allen appointed to the Attorney General’s A Panel
  • David Russell QC at London Australian Bar Association conference
  • Daniel Barnett represents Lidl in trade union recognition dispute
  • Daniel Barnett judging Personnel Today Awards 2017
  • Robert Rhodes QC to moderate International Summit Grand Panel
  • David Russell QC at 2017 St Petersburg International Legal Forum
  • Legal Professional Privilege – The Bounds Revisited
  • Outer Temple chairs Bar Council briefing on Abu Dhabi Global Market
  • Robert Rhodes QC – a Senior International Mediation Expert
  • Imogen Egan – from OTC/FRU pupil to Outer Temple Chambers barrister
  • James Counsell QC wins appeal for BSB against disbarred barrister
  • Peter Linstead joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • James Counsell QC speaking at 2017 conference on Jehovah’s Witnesses’ child safety crisis
  • Investigating & Prosecuting Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Conference
  • Bianca Venkata discusses volunteering with BID
  • Claire van Overdijk – STEP 2017 expert
  • Isle of Wight Council v Platt – a case commentary
  • Teresa Rosen Peacocke successfully challenges jurisdiction of New York district court on behalf of UK clients
  • Patrick Sadd and Tim Nesbitt in High Court case on scope of EU commercial transport regulatory system
  • Farhaz Khan acts for Lloyd’s of London in regulatory proceedings settled with Amlin Underwriting
  • Sarah Crowther on company dress codes-neutrality over diversity?
  • Hanover Square fatal accident – acquittals
  • Teresa Rosen Peacocke discusses US Specific Jurisdiction over Foreign Parties
  • Farhaz Khan ranked for ‘Dispute Resolution’ in Chambers Global 2017
  • Outer Temple welcomes Alex Line
  • Claire van Overdijk joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • The first substantive public hearings of IICSA
  • Saaman Pourghadiri successful in Internal Investigation costs assessment claim
  • James Counsell QC successfully prosecutes dishonest broker in Lloyd’s Disciplinary Tribunal
  • “Entrapment has won”
  • Tom Gibson in unusual ‘non-Bolam’ clinical negligence trial
  • Tim Aron joins Outer Temple
  • Tim Green for DWF: good news for companies and their officers
  • Tim Green successful in complex HSE case against multiple contractors
  • Trusts & Trustees article on French Constitutional Court decision
  • Jonathan Hand successfully defends racehorse trainer
  • Ian Bailey SC receives Member of the Order of Australia
  • A new French law for transparency – Christophe Jolk comments
  • Katarina Sydow appointed to C Panel
  • Michael Bowes QC – co-editor of GIR’s The Practitioner’s Guide to International Investigations
  • Paul Rogers represents successful appellant in Criminal Court of Appeal
  • James Counsell, Matthew Phillips and Fiona Scolding appointed Silk
  • Andrew Spink QC and Saul Margo: “most important” settlement reached by TPR
  • The legal remedies for victims of child abuse in English football
  • Ben Bradley secures neglect conclusion at inquest
  • The Lawyer Monthly’s Health and Safety Barrister 2016
  • Michael Bowes QC at the world’s largest anti-corruption conference, Panama
  • Tim Green speaks at HSLA conference
  • Andrew Allen obtains £40,000 costs award against barrister
  • Fiona Horlick successfully defends doctor charged with sexual assault
  • Outer Temple Chambers registration with Dubai International Financial Centre
  • David Westcott QC in successful action for Claimant in Harris v Miller
  • TV quiz barrister fined £2,500 for inadequate advice
  • Uber Employment Tribunal judgment: Driving the protection of rights?
  • NYSBA Paris Autumn Seminar
  • APIL Abuse Special Interest Group: Fostering & Consent
  • Outer Temple Chambers shortlisted for the Legal 500 Bar Awards 2017
  • David Russell QC at “Frontier Markets” Conference in Dubai
  • Outer Temple Chambers hosted Unexplained Wealth Order breakfast briefing
  • Robert Rhodes QC speaks at the 4th Asian Mediation Conference
  • 2016 New York State Bar Association Seasonal Meeting in Paris
  • Brexit and Employment law
  • Supreme Court decision explored in Trusts & Trustees
  • Outer Temple International gets BSB authorisation
  • Gerard McDermott QC to chair 2016 Bar Conference
  • “Accidents and illnesses abroad claims” APIL Course
  • Corruption in football – Matthew McDonagh comments
  • David Pope obtains summary judgment in interest-rate swap case
  • Outer Temple Chambers nominated for two Chambers UK Bar Awards 2016
  • High-profile case discussed in APIL’s PI Focus
  • Outer Temple barristers ranked in Legal 500 2016
  • Lambeth & Southwark Council Tender win
  • Gender approach in the legal profession
  • G4S fined £1.8m for Legionnaires Disease exposure risk
  • Direct rights against insurers: what Europe ever did for us
  • ’22 QCs’ – Andrew Short QC to speak on hot employment law issues
  • Why mediate?
  • Oliver Powell appears before Privy Council
  • Supreme Court makes International Motor Insurance decision
  • BSB obtains civil restraint order against practising lawyer
  • Tim Green is interviewed on health and safety reputational risks
  • Tim Nesbitt successfully defends solicitor dishonesty charges
  • Saul Margo represents successful claimant in Court of Appeal
  • Oliver Powell in Falklands Charterer fisheries investigation
  • Farhaz Khan appears in Grout v FCA
  • Health and safety precedent setting investigation
  • Appeal refused in Jehovah’s Witness sex abuse case
  • Gabor Bognar successful in GDC misconduct hearing
  • Paul Rogers & Katarina Sydow in diplomatic immunity case
  • David Russell QC’s call in combating corruption
  • Nicolas Stallworthy QC & Simon Oakes succeed in pensions scheme case
  • Michael Bowes QC & James Leonard – Investigations Master Class
  • James Counsell successful in disciplinary hearing against barrister
  • Gordon Bebb QC speaks at Clinical Negligence 2016 Conference
  • Oliver Powell instructed in multi-million pound Confiscation Hearing
  • Michael Bowes QC & Judy Krieg analyse DPA procedure
  • Patrick Sadd & Paul Livingston in Child Sexual Abuse Independent Inquiry
  • Ben Compton QC & Paul Rogers in tiger killing case
  • Professor Ian Bailey SC chairs conference on construction law
  • James Leonard on corporate manslaughter and NHS trust prosecution
  • John McKendrick QC appointed as Attorney General for Anguilla
  • Michael Bowes QC & Katarina Sydow in the anti-slavery forum
  • Matthew Stockwell delivers course on running brain injury cases
  • David Westcott QC & Rachel Vickers successful in Clinical Negligence trial
  • LBLA Community Care Conference
  • Jennifer Seaman, Imogen Egan & Helen Brew Gerlach in Charity Music Gala
  • Saul Margo represents successful part-time judges
  • Outer Temple’s business team at St Petersburg Legal Forum
  • Tim Green successful in complex HSE investigation
  • Teresa Rosen Peacocke joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • John McKendrick QC & Katarina Sydow at Barnardo’s Buckingham Palace reception
  • Emily Gordon Walker joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • Michael Bowes QC encourages applications for ‘Advocacy First’ Scheme
  • Outer Temple at St Petersburg International Legal Forum 2016
  • Michael Bowes QC speaks on UK’s Anti-Corruption Global Summit
  • John McKendrick QC nominated for ‘Barrister of the Year 2016’ award
  • Michael Bowes QC for Anti-Corruption Manifesto: ‘turn the talk into action’
  • RDC success in pro-bono appearance for Nicholas Hill
  • Tom Gibson succeeds in ‘Jackson-themed’ case management appeal
  • The Wheelchair Challenge & Awareness Day
  • Christopher Wilson-Smith QC & Nathan Tavares successful against Health Trust
  • Michael Bowes QC chairs conference panel at ‘Tackling Corruption Together’
  • Oliver Powell joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • David Russell QC launches book on taxation
  • David Smith reveals the Legal Harmony Choir story
  • John McKendrick QC acts in complex Mental Health case
  • Kate Davenport QC praises new development for gender equity
  • Judge refuses to strike out good faith term in banking contract
  • James Counsell acts in disciplinary proceedings against Constance Briscoe
  • David Pope joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • Michael Bowes QC reviews current progress in anti-corruption enforcement
  • Oliver Powell speaks at HMRC’s FPU Conference 2016
  • David Russell QC & Katarina Sydow in Vatican anti-slavery forum
  • Robert Rhodes QC speaks on Tax Evasion
  • “Wheelpower Inter Spinal Unit Games 2016” welcomes participants
  • Pension case repercussions reviewed by Richard Hitchcock QC & Jennifer Seaman
  • Harry Trusted, Eliot Woolf & Ben Bradley in Wheelchair Awareness Day
  • Robert Rhodes QC on Bribery & Corruption at COMBAR North American Meeting
  • John McKendrick QC in Guatemala
  • Nicolas Stallworthy QC & Farhaz Khan leading barristers in Chambers Global 2016
  • Nathan Tavares successfully defends Hickstead in spinal injury claim
  • John McKendrick QC in El Salvador & Honduras
  • Tim Green successful in high profile waste crime investigation
  • Tim Green’s cash forfeiture application in Crown Dependency
  • Bianca Venkata reviews the new senior management regime
  • Could changes in LIBOR-setting lead to frustration in current contracts?
  • John McKendrick appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Dr Ali Almihdar awarded by Saudi-British Society 2016
  • Miranda de Savorgnani is interviewed by LexisPSL
  • Eleanor Davison gives an interview to LexisPSL
  • Northern Ireland’s equality legislation vs European human rights laws
  • Barrister and solicitors cleared of negligence over court settlement
  • The Upper Tribunal refuses to split trial in Keydata references
  • James Leonard in landmark corporate manslaughter case
  • High interest in Global Investigations & Judicial Oversight seminar
  • Tom Gibson & Nicholas Hill appointed Junior Counsel to the Crown
  • Matthew McDonagh secures acquittal of senior equities trader
  • The Lawyer – Top 20 cases of 2016
  • Miranda de Savorgnani interviewed by LexisPSL on a ECJ case
  • Robert Rhodes QC named “UK-China Arbitration Barrister of the Year”
  • Patrick Sadd questions Lenny Harper in Jersey Care Inquiry
  • John McKendrick to be appointed Queen’s Counsel
  • Samantha Presland appointed as Criminal Recorder, Northern Circuit
  • Jennifer Seaman joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • Gordon Bebb QC & Cara Guthrie secure settlement of £9m+
  • Tim Green considers the penalties imposed for Health & Safety offences
  • Late switch of surgeon: can this invalidate consent?
  • Is vicarious liability really ‘on the move’?
  • John McKendrick appears in two Court of Appeal cases
  • Sarah Crowther successful in French law RTA case
  • Saul Margo succeeds in the ongoing part-time judges litigation
  • How do courts determine care claim quantums?
  • James Counsell acts in disbarment of dishonest barrister
  • A patient’s decision to refuse dialysis against opposing Hospital
  • Global Investigations and Judicial Oversight
  • Tim Green co-edits Lexis Nexis on environmental law
  • Managing personal injury cases in the USA
  • John McKendrick successfully defends the Secretary of State for Justice
  • Ben Compton QC awarded “Health & Safety Silk of the Year“
  • Lifetime achievement award for Christopher Wilson-Smith QC
  • Failure to return ashes of babies a breach of Human Rights
  • Independent Jersey Care Inquiry Phase 2 commences
  • Circuit Judge appointment: His Honour Judge Climie
  • John McKendrick appears in latest Deprivation of Liberty Case
  • John McKendrick appears in urgent medical treatment case
  • OTC in collaboration with Health & Safety Lawyers Association
  • Richard Lissack QC and Fiona Horlick review the implications of amended UK regulations on Health & Safety and major environmental hazards
  • James Counsell wins damages for injuries during spinal surgery
  • Legal 500 identify Outer Temple Chambers as a top tier set
  • Tim Green successful in complex waste case
  • Outer Temple is pleased to support the SIA Solicitors’ Training Conference
  • Mark Mullins reviews the approach taken by the Supreme Court to the definition of “ordinary residence”
  • Gerard McDermott QC and Ben Bradley ‘Keep Causation Simple’ in Preliminary Issue Trial
  • Former manager tells Jersey Inquiry that the system failed children in care
  • Christopher Wilson-Smith QC and Matthew Stockwell secure damages for blind adventure athlete paralysed by a fall
  • Moreno v Motor Insurers’ Bureau
  • Michael Bowes QC and Eleanor Davison in panel discussion with SFO and DoJ on corporate internal investigations
  • Fiona Horlick appeared for the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries in a disciplinary case
  • Saul Margo appointed to the B Panel of Junior Counsel to the Crown
  • James Counsell and Ben Bradley succeed in landmark sex abuse case against the Jehovah’s Witnesses Organisation
  • Mark Mullins in new deprivation of liberty case
  • Outer Temple sings at ABA opening ceremony
  • Andrew Spink QC and James Rickards successful in Contribution Notice case
  • Outer Temple Chambers wins Legal Week “Chambers Innovation Award”
  • SSWP failed to carry out lawful assessments
  • Paul Rogers teaching advocacy in The Hague
  • Head injuries in sport – A litigation update
  • Daniel Barnett to address The Lawyer General Counsel Strategy Summit in Lisbon
  • Patrick Sadd Counsel to Jersey Care Inquiry
  • John McKendrick in High Court challenge on behalf of learning disabled residents
  • London Oratory School’s High Court challenge to the Office of the School’s Adjudicator
  • Outer Temple Chambers seminar on Part 1 of the Care Act 2014
  • Eleanor Davison is listed in the first Global Investigations Review Women in Investigations special
  • Supreme Court Upholds “Benefits Cap”
  • John McKendrick addresses Peruvian Congress
  • Adnan Abrahim joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • Tim Green has been authorised to act as the Attorney General for the Isle of Man
  • Tim Nesbitt’s clients acquitted at end of major fraud trial
  • Fiona Scolding has been re-appointed to the EHRC Panel of Preferred Counsel
  • John McKendrick to appear in the Supreme Court
  • Remedy issues determined in IBM “Project Waltz” proceedings
  • John McKendrick appears in late night cancer plea case
  • Robert Dickason appointed to the Attorney General’s Panel
  • American Bar Association President recognises Gerard McDermott QC with a “President’s Citation”
  • Claims arising from spinal and brain injuries: Webinar presented by Harry Trusted
  • Care home fined company £100,000 for death of resident from burns
  • John McKendrick acts in landmark Court of Protection case
  • Military claims do not fall within the auspices of the CPR Fixed Uplift Regime
  • Outer Temple barristers in The Lawyer’s top 20 cases for 2015
  • Jersey Care Inquiry: Staff shortages brought into question
  • Tim Green in successful prosecution of metal recycling giant following a death at work
  • Local authorities are not liable for acts of abuse by foster carers
  • Harry Trusted and Ben Bradley recover 7-figure award at trial in Chronic Pain case
  • Director crosses custody threshold after death on building site
  • High Court success for Fiona Horlick
  • Upper Tribunal publishes decision on disclosure and privilege in pensions reference proceedings
  • David Russell QC joins Outer Temple
  • Sarah Crowther joins Outer Temple
  • Female ASDA shop workers claiming equal pay
  • Top tier Business & Regulatory Crime set 2014
  • Outer Temple instructed in massive waste prosecution
  • Benjimin Burgher addressed the Dubai Employment Lawyers group
  • Outer Temple in Dubai for Cirque du Loi
  • Tim Green successfully defends Birmingham City Council from MP’s challenge to green waste policy
  • Outer Temple has been commended in the FT’s Innovative Lawyers 2014 report
  • James Leonard is named: Professional Discipline Junior of the Year 2014
  • Ben Compton QC has been acting for Beko PLC in relation to the fridge freezer fires
  • Patrick Sadd spoke on ‘The Critical Role of Expert Evidence’ at the Cambridge Medico-Legal conference
  • Paul Rogers represents South Lakes Wild Animal Park in the inquest into the death of Sarah McClay
  • Jersey Care Inquiry day 12 to 14
  • Fiona Scolding joins Outer Temple
  • Jersey abuse inquiry hears first care witnesses tell of abuse
  • Patrick Sadd questions Professor Roger Bullock at the Independent Jersey Inquiry
  • Patrick Sadd secures £350,000 for child abuse survivor
  • Tim Green joins Outer Temple
  • Katarina Sydow examines the High Court’s decision to award Human Rights Act damages in respect of an inadequate police investigation
  • Jersey child abuse inquiry gets underway
  • John McKendrick successfully appears in forced caesarean proceedings
  • Gerard McDermott QC wins excellence in Legal Care Award
  • Ben Compton QC and James Leonard speak at the 7th CAPITA lecture at the Royal College of Surgeons
  • Outer Temple in Dubai
  • Tom Gibson appears for successful NHS Trust in ‘Mitchell-type’ strike out application
  • IBM found to be in breach of duty to UK pension scheme members in “Project Waltz” proceedings
  • David Russell QC wins ‘Chartered Tax Adviser of the Year 2014’ at The Tax Institute’s 29th National Convention
  • Michael Uberoi in twin success at the MPTS
  • Robert Rhodes QC is appointed as an Arbitrator
  • Independent Jersey Care Inquiry
  • Gerard McDermott QC acted as Leading Counsel for the Claimants in a significant cross-border case
  • £500,000 payout over ambulance delay
  • Richard Hitchcock is appointed to the Queens Council
  • Court of Appeal rejects bid to exclude more public sector workers from collective redundancy consultation protection
  • The Jackson Reforms: Costs Budgets and Strike Outs
  • John McKendrick in Latin America and the Caribbean
  • Patrick Sadd is set to speak at the Cambridge Annual Medico-Legal Conference 2014
  • Andrew Spink QC and Richard Hitchcock’s case featured in The Lawyer’s Top 20 cases of 2014
  • Landmark “right-to-die” appeal before the Supreme Court
  • Tracey McDermott FCA Director of Enforcement speaks at FSLA reception hosted by Outer Temple Chambers
  • David Grant speaks at ICC Conference
  • John McKendrick succeeds in commercial regulatory strike out
  • Court of Appeal dismisses Barclays’ LIBOR appeal
  • Richard Hitchcock and Farhaz Khan win major appeal in the Desmonds Pension Scheme litigation
  • Art exhibition raised £9,500 for Headway East London
  • David Russell QC is set to speak at the Society of Trust & Estate Practitioners Special Interest Group annual half-day conference
  • Robert Rhodes QC appointed Chairman of FRC Tribunal
  • Outer Temple Chambers host reception to welcome the American Bar Association to London
  • An extraordinary art collection
  • Two awards for Outer Temple at Chambers UK bar awards 2013
  • Robert Rhodes QC has been appointed to the Panel of Arbitrators of the Chinese Arbitration Association
  • Gerard McDermott QC and Harry Trusted acted in the case of a brain damaged boy who received £5 million payout from the NHS
  • Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence: Chambers of the Year 2013
  • Ben Compton QC secures acquittal in the latest legionella prosecution
  • Michael Bowes QC is chairing a Butterworths conference on Financial Services Investigations & Enforcement
  • Oliver Assersohn gives talks about current issues in Financial Services disputes at seminars in Shanghai and Beijing
  • David Russell QC will be giving a presentation to the CFE in St Petersburg on the impact of GAARs in Asia
  • Richard Lissack QC and Nicholas Hill successfully defend international property management company
  • Anthony Haycroft represented the CPS at Maidstone Crown Court in the case of GP Barend Delport
  • Three UK Bar Awards nominations for Outer Temple Chambers
  • Stephen Climie and Ben Bradley achieve substantial CICA award for Australian national
  • Judge approves man’s sterilisation
  • Outer Temple is delighted to welcome Robin Barclay
  • 3 members are involved in the first case of its type regarding abuse and the jurisdiction of the Pensions Ombudsman
  • Charles Foster and Ben Bradley in ‘Right-to-Die’ Litigation
  • The Coroners Rules 2013 are in effect from 25 June 2013
  • Tom Gibson wins in Court of Appeal pro bono case
  • Samantha Cooper successfully defends appeal in the EAT
  • Clare Baker and Farhaz Khan comment in The Lawyer magazine
  • Recent case law highlights the subjective nature of what constitutes breach of contract
  • Naomi Ling comments in The Lawyer magazine
  • Old Girls Allowed
  • Richard Hitchcock and Farhaz Khan act in the first Judicial Review of the Pensions Regulator
  • Thomas Gibson appears in Court of Appeal pro bono employment case
  • Charles Foster and Ben Bradley appear in euthanasia appeals
  • Robert Rhodes QC appointed as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
  • Ben Compton QC has successfully defended a lifeguard involved in a swimming pool tragedy
  • Outer Temple’s employment team are shortlisted in The Lawyer Awards
  • Christopher Kemp successfully represented Cardiff & Vale University NHS Trust in a 5 day hearing
  • Guest panelists at Mumsnet Workfest
  • Libor test case proceeds to the Court of Appeal
  • Christopher Kemp acted for a doctor at a ‘fitness to practice’ hearing before MPTS
  • Anthony Haycroft has successfully defended a locum general practitioner at a ‘fitness to practice’ hearing brought by the General Medical Council
  • Employment rights after maternity leave: Mumsnet questions and answers
  • Alan Jenkins in final Gosport War Memorial Hospital inquest
  • Richard Lissack QC is a guest speaker at the Annual Conference of the European Forum on Corporate Criminal Liability
  • Congratulations to Keith Bryant on his appointment to Silk
  • James Counsell and Farhaz Khan act for the regulator before the Lloyd’s Enforcement Tribunal
  • Michael Bowes QC led FSA team in successful insider dealing prosecution
  • Litigation Friend’s resilience secures £7M settlement
  • Accredited living wage employer
  • Keith Bryant has been recommended for Silk
  • James Counsell and Farhaz Khan help to secure Lloyd’s of London regulatory settlement
  • Ben Bradley obtains maximum CICA award
  • Daniel Barnett shortlisted for prestigious legal awards
  • John McKendrick in sterilisation case
  • Richard Hitchcock in win for individual clients in s.150 FSMA investment mis-selling case
  • Tom Gibson wins in ‘whistleblowing’ employment appeal
  • Lakanal House inquest underway
  • NatWest defeats civil fraud claim
  • Richard Lissack QC has been instructed by the Sir Jimmy Savile Charitable Trust
  • Michael Bowes QC acting for the FSA in city worker insider dealing trial
  • Successful pension scheme rectification claim
  • Robert Rhodes QC appointed to the Panel of Mediators of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade
  • Daniel Barnett interviewed on christian discrimination cases
  • Gerard McDermott QC interviewed on LBC radio station on the London helicopter accident
  • Charles Foster interviewed on BBC’s The Big Questions on ethics of creating children
  • Charles Foster is speaking at Medical Inquest Conference regarding sudden cardiac death in Oxford 10th January 2103
  • Outer Temple barristers instructed in three of The Lawyers top 20 cases of 2013
  • Cliff collapse tragedy on the Jurassic Coast
  • David Grant was interviewed by Sky News on the George Entwistle’s pay-off
  • Michael Patchett-Joyce appointed a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
  • Sentencing in the Atherstone fire tragedy
  • Ben Bradley acts in Swine Flu inquest
  • Hair in hand murder trial programme to be aired on Channel 5
  • Record £23M compensation awarded to teenager paralysed in car accident
  • Abu Qatada case Robert Rhodes QC interviewed on the BBC
  • Commercial Court lists Libor ‘test case’
  • Ben Compton QC secures acquittal for TV presenter
  • David Grant and James Rickards appear in summary judgment rectification case
  • Abuse claims – perspective and limitation seminar
  • Doctor found guilty of misconduct escapes any sanction
  • Alan Jenkins defends doctor in criminal trial
  • Outer Temple wins two UK Bar Awards
  • Equal pay claims in the Civil Courts
  • Fiona Horlick secures the acquittal of doctor in Crown Court trial
  • Patrick Sadd interviewed by BBC News on the Jimmy Savile claims
  • Bridgend gate death
  • Robert Dickason secures complete revocation of interim order at the GDC
  • Michael Patchett-Joyce acts for a Bulgarian client before the European Court
  • Gerard McDermott QC speaks at PEOPIL Conference
  • Health & Safety Top Tier Set
  • Fiona Horlick has secured 5 triumphs in a row at the GMC
  • Inquest into infant death at Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust Hospital
  • Outer Temple shortlisted for two Chambers Bar awards
  • Ben Bradley obtains 4 separate Rule 43 recommendations in Article 2 inquest
  • Outer Temple Chambers acts in first UK LIBOR claim
  • Transparency seminars in Central America 2012
  • Court of Appeal raises personal injuries damages across the board by 10%
  • Six convicted in FSA insider dealing ring prosecution led by Michael Bowes QC
  • John McKendrick appointed standing junior counsel to the Advocate General for Scotland
  • Catholic church loses abuse liability appeal
  • Nathan Tavares represents paralysed teacher in £5M damages case
  • Robert Rhodes QC interviewed by Al-Jazeera about Barclays scandal
  • Charles Foster and Ben Bradley in the Nicklinson ‘right to die’ litigation
  • Tom Gibson appears in pro bono employment appeal
  • High Court strikes out race discrimination in provision of services claim against ambulance trust and police on appeal
  • Court of Protection finds woman with anorexia can be fed by force if necessary
  • GMC case gets underway following Baha Mousa Public Inquiry
  • Will Young successfully resists sex discrimination EAT appeal
  • Ben Compton QC represented Virgin Media Plc in baby death inquest
  • Will Young acts for families in Thai coach crash Inquest
  • Four members of Outer Temple appear in summary judgment rectification claim
  • Privy council appeal case
  • Richard Lissack QC and Nicholas Medcroft win in Shah v HSBC
  • Anthony Haycroft successfully defends GP in GMC
  • Multiple equal pay claims allowed to proceed
  • Mark Mullins in ground breaking end of life case in the Court of Protection
  • Ben Bradley obtains rule 43 recommendation in respect of Ambulance Service practice
  • GMC ‘fitness to practice’ decision favourable to defendant Doctor
  • Outer Temple QCs in Bar Council delegation to New York
  • The Employers’ Liability Trigger Litigation
  • Christopher Gibson QC joins Outer Temple Chambers
  • Woodcock v Cumbria Primary Care Trust
  • The Animals Act 1971 – where are we now?
  • Outer Temple Chambers silk Michael Bowes QC leads on £1m insider trading case
  • Eliot Woolf recovers £7.9M in damages in the CICA
  • David Grant represents one of the parties in the Rangers FC trial in the High Court
  • Gordon Bebb QC in record damages win
  • John McKendrick appointed to the Attorney General’s Civil litigation ‘B’ Panel
  • Public Inquiry into Hyponatraemia-related deaths commences Full Hearings
  • Global Guide Recognition
  • Ben Compton QC and Will Young assist NGOs with Human Rights challenge to intensive farm planning application
  • Central Manchester University Hospitals v Browne
  • Ben Bradley obtains injunctive relief against builder
  • United States v Christine Nolan: Mark Mullins represents sacked GMB workers in Luxembourg hearing
  • Outer Temple Pupil wins claim for sleep-shifts at National Minimum Wage
  • Bennett v Stephens: Periodical Payments and the MIB
  • Category: Education
    • Recent developments in the law of unjust enrichment and their relevance to disagreements about funding of special educational provision
    • Alex Line examines the impact of Coronavirus on examinations
    • Alex Line; University policies for dealing with non-academic misconduct complaints
  • Category: Private Client
    • Elaine Palser acts for successful Inheritance Act claimants in the High Court
  • Category: International Organisations
    • Alex Haines & Sophie O’Sullivan instructed to act for senior international civil servant at the African Union Commission
  • Category: Court of Protection
  • Category: Banking
    • OTC welcomes Anthony Lo Surdo SC to chambers
    • Success for Justina Stewart in Anglo-Indian $17 million banking claim
    • Consequences of LIBOR transition for the Middle Eastern banking market: Webinar with Al Tamimi & Company
  • Category: Business Crime
    • Webinar: The Anatomy of a Criminal Pensions Investigation
    • Webcast Invitation: Navigating your compliance and investigations framework
    • Cryptoassets; English Freezing and Proprietary Injunctions
  • Category: Clinical Negligence
  • Category: Commercial
  • Category: Disciplinary & Regulatory
  • Category: Employment
    • Daniel Barnett to present own Legal Hour show on LBC Radio
  • Category: Financial Services
  • Category: Health & Safety
  • Category: International
  • Category: Mediation
  • Category: Pensions
  • Category: Personal Injury
  • Category: Public Law
  • Category: Sports
  • Category: Travel
• Category: Events
  • Webinar invitation: J2A – Limitation and concealment issues (Lloyds, Axminster and Canada Square)
  • James Counsell QC to speak at the APIL Child Abuse Special Interest Group Meeting
  • Robert Rhodes QC to speak at the The Singapore Mediation Convention 2021
  • Webcast invitation: Equalising for the effect of unequal GMPs: Lloyds 2 – transfers
  • Robert Rhodes QC speaks at the 2020 International Mediation Summit in China
  • Watch the Webinar; Litigation Friends – Where are we now?
  • Webinar Invite: Indexation: The courts’ recent wrestles with RPI
  • Webinar Invite – Litigation Friends: Where are we now?
  • Webinar: Cryptoassets and Smart Contracts, in collaboration with Oxford Deep Tech Lab
  • Webinar Invitation: An Update on Abuse
  • Ian Denham presents a PEOPIL webinar
  • Michael Bowes QC – welcome speech on behalf of co-editors at GIR Practitioner’s Guide launch party
  • The ‘APIL Guide to Accidents Abroad’ – 2nd Edition
  • Jurisdiction in cross-border tort claims seminar
  • James Counsell QC – holistic update on professional negligence
  • Andrew Short QC to present at the 22 QCs conference
  • Brexit Breakfast Briefing in New York – Outer Temple Chambers and The Law Society
  • Sentencing Guidelines and Prosecution of Individuals in Health & Safety cases
  • Outer Temple Chambers barristers in Dublin for NYSBA Spring meeting
  • Robert Rhodes QC invited to speak at the 6th Annual World Congress of Ocean
  • 2nd Annual International Arbitration Summit in Beijing
  • Outer Temple Chambers hosts ‘Pro Bono Connect’ launch
  • Tourism & Sports EEG Conference in Dublin
  • APIL Conference, London – Outer Temple Chambers as main sponsor
  • Outer Temple sponsors joint conference between ARCS & APIL
  • Charity Music Gala
  • Outer Temple holds spinal cord injury special interest meeting
  • Outer Temple Chambers supports APIL “Accidents Abroad” Conference
  • David Russell QC is due to speak at The 8th European Conference on Tax Advisers’ Professional Affairs
  • Transition to adult care and support under the Care Act 2014
  • Matthew Stockwell is presenting at APIL seminar 11th June, Manchester
  • Part 1 of the Care Act 2014 breakfast seminars
  • Paying for care under the Care Act 2014
  • Decision Making Under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 seminar
  • The reality of brain injury from a scientific and legal perspective seminar
  • Sarah Crowther is set to speak at the APIL International meeting
  • Alan Rawley QC’s memorial service
  • John McKendrick speaks on Transparency in Mexico City
  • Cara Guthrie is to speak at the AvMA conference
  • John McKendrick Speaks at IADB Conference in Trinidad
  • Employment law issues for 2014 – 2015
  • Richard Lissack QC and Eleanor Davison are speaking at Herbert Smith Freehills ‘Corporate Crime & Investigations Conference’
  • David Russell QC to speak at the Private Client Forum Americas
  • Outer Temple Chambers to participate in Sweet and Maxwell Employment Law Conference
  • Outer Temple to sponsor AvMA Festival of Music
  • Benjimin Burgher is presenting a CLT webinar on Constructive Dismissal – Process, Principles & Pitfalls
  • Richard Hitchcock is chairing a Lexis Nexis webinar on the structure of the new regulator following the abolition of the FSA
  • Medicolegal issues for physiotherapists in sport – avoiding the pitfalls
  • Expert Witness Seminar 2013
  • Patrick Sadd and Tim Nesbitt are speaking at the Road Transport Law & Regulation conference
  • John McKendrick is speaking at the 2013 Americas & Caribbean Forum
  • Being Looked After
  • NHS outsourcing – the implications for clinical negligence litigation
  • Road Transport & Regulatory Law Conference 2012
  • No ordinary art fair
  • Clinical Negligence conference in Exeter
• Category: Legal Blog & Publications
  • Challenging expert evidence in cross-border claims … where next?
  • A Tale of Two Duties – Approaching SAAMCO and the Scope of Duty Principle after Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton UK LLP and Khan v Meadows
  • Acrostic reflections on injunctions in cryptoasset cases
  • Dwyer v Fredbar: when to designate Covid-19 as force majeure
  • Cryptoassets and the Financial Conduct Authority’s perimeter
  • Louis Weston on Sports Integrity (Betting & Financial Corruption) – The Year In Review 2020/21
  • PwC v BTI – allegations of abuse of process by collateral attack
  • Practice Direction 57AC – A Simple Guide
  • Accessing the Other Side’s Computers? Imaging and Inspection Orders
  • Historical sexual abuse claims – limitation risks in out of time claims (Part Two)
  • Historical sexual abuse claims – limitation risks in out of time claims (Part One)
  • Morgan v TUI – local standard regulations and reasonable care
  • Brownlie v Four Seasons (No. 2): A Binding Decision on the Meaning of the Tort Jurisdiction Gateway, For Now
  • Termination Clauses and Good Faith
  • Decrypting the Situs – Conflicts of Laws Challenges in Cryptoasset Litigation
  • Contractual rectification – where are we now?
  • The Reciprocal Enforcement of Civil Judgments Between India and the UAE
  • Griffiths v TUI UK Limited: Can “uncontroverted” expert evidence be challenged?
  • David Russell QC appointed as Executive Editor to the DIFC Academy Editorial Board
  • How will a safe return of spectators to elite sport be managed?
  • Louis Weston on why the World Anti-Doping Code’s new ‘Substances of Abuse’ 2021 regime needs clarity
  • MOJ Publishes Review of Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme
  • ‘Employing precautions’ Bianca Venkata published in the Solicitors Journal
  • Barton checks in with… Cheryl Palmer-Hughes
  • Stopping the Clock – Limitation in Foreign Law Claims
  • What are the key takeaways of the IICSA’s report ‘Child sexual abuse in sports’?
  • Louis Weston on Sports integrity (betting and financial corruption) – the year in review 2019/20
  • Cryptoassets: The Person in Property
  • Contract Law and Consideration – Revisiting Foakes v Beer: what role for practical benefit in a world recovering from a pandemic?
  • Cryptoassets—Obtaining English Freezing and Proprietary Injunctions in relation to Civil Fraud
  • Developments in the law on duty of care – Olinga Tahzib published in Journal of Personal Injury Law
  • Special Accommodation Damages – Where Next?
  • Sanctions Law Latest: Article 5 of Blocking Regulation tested for first time at the ECJ
  • Remote hearings and electronic bundles – reflections on the Lloyds GMP case
  • High Profile Financial Services and Pensions Judgment; Adams v Options SIPP UK LLP
  • A practical guide to interim relief in the Employment Tribunal
  • Gus Baker’s H&S advice noted in House of Commons Briefing Paper
  • Alex Haines, headnote for Oxford International Organizations, OUP
  • Alistair Rae Burns v FCA: practical implications for advisors
  • Drone Regulation (UK) to take flight soon
  • Guernsey explores the test for Hastings-Bass type relief
  • The Proceeds of Crime
  • Robert Rhodes QC on Barclays bankers prosecution for The Brief Premium
  • Re Beddoe applications for Trusts & Trustees – Kate Davenport QC
  • Litigants anonymous: the tribunal database and anonymity
  • Listening without prejudice? Procedural adjustments in the Employment Tribunal
  • COMBAR publishes BREXIT reports
  • Costs in Employment Tribunals 2nd edition
  • Alice in Switzerland or the fiduciary as common informer
  • Experts’ literature – an undervalued resource?
  • Employment Law Handbook, Law Society Publishing
  • Criminal cartels: can companies be prosecuted?
  • The extraterritorial reach of criminal and enforcement action in the English courts
  • Outer Temple publishes Employment Appeal Tribunal Authorities Bundle
  • Category: Insolvency and Restructuring
    • Helen Pugh discusses knowing receipt and the proprietary base
    • Pension Schemes Act 2021: the potential impact on restructurings
    • CIGA 2000 – The Moratorium – are all defined benefit pension scheme contributions exempt from the payment holiday?
  • Category: Sanctions
  • Category: Banking
  • Category: Business Crime
    • Fiona Horlick QC and Jeremy Scott-Joynt write for the Public Sector Counter Fraud Journal
    • Oliver Powell and Sophie O’Sullivan Contribute to the Government’s Public Sector Counter Fraud Journal
  • Category: Clinical Negligence
    • Limitation provisions during lockdown for personal injury & clinical negligence matters
    • Could future litigation arise surrounding another breast implant controversy?
  • Category: Commercial
  • Category: Education
  • Category: Employment
  • Category: Financial Services
  • Category: Health & Safety
  • Category: Inquests & Inquiries
  • Category: International
  • Category: Mediation
  • Category: Pensions
  • Category: Personal Injury
  • Category: Public
  • Category: Sports
  • Category: Travel
• Category: Webinars & Vlogs
  • How does PI litigation in the US differ from England and Wales? A discussion at the Cross Border Law Conference
  • OTC Travel Talks: Motor Liability Claims in France, Spain & the Netherlands Part 2
  • OTC Travel Talks: Motor Liability Claims in France, Spain & the Netherlands Part 1
  • OTC Travel Talks: Limitation in Czech Republic, Denmark & Poland Part 2
  • OTC Travel Talks: Limitation in Czech Republic, Denmark & Poland Part 1
  • OTC Travel Talks: Expert Evidence in Cross-Border Claims Part 2
  • OTC Travel Talks: Expert Evidence in Cross-Border Claims
  • Private Client Webinar: Will Making, LPAs, Remote Hearings and Mediation During Lockdown
  • OTC Travel Talks: Vlog on Limitation in Spain, France & the Netherlands – Part 2
  • OTC Travel Talks: A Vlog on Limitation in Spain, France & the Netherlands
  • Webinar: Watch the full recording of ‘An Update on Abuse Claims’
  • Category: Sports Webinars
    • Watch the Webinar: Women in Sport. Gender Diversity, Safeguarding and the Law
    • Webinar recording: Preserve the Game – Protect the Players. Concussion and Liability in Sports Law
  • Category: Spinal Injuries Series
    • Vlog: The Spinal Injuries Series – Care Claims in Spinal Injuries
  • Category: Court of Protection
    • Alex Cisneros presents a MBL seminar about security bonds for Court of Protection deputies
  • Category: Business Crime Webinars
    • Webcast: EY & OTC join forces to discuss compliance and investigations after Covid-19
  • Category: Commercial Vlogs
    • Ask a Silk: A and B v C, D and E, the Court of Appeal and foreign arbitration proceedings
    • Ask a Silk: A short Q&A on London Capital & Finance
    • Watch the Webinar: Cryptoassets and Smart Contracts, in collaboration with Oxford University Deep Tech Dispute Resolution Lab
    • Ask a Silk: A short Q&A on enforcement of foreign judgments
  • Category: Employment Webinars
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Lydia Seymour Discuss Pension Claims in the Employment Tribunal
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Gerard McDermott QC & Will Young discuss PI Claims in Employment Tribunals
    • Employment Webinar: Watch David Grant talk on Proceedings in Different Fora
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Sarah Crowther QC talk on Territorial Jurisdiction
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Andrew Allen QC discuss Whistleblowing
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Peter Linstead discuss Civil Claims for Stress & Harassment
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Paul Livingston talk on Harassment
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Bianca Venkata discuss Dismissal or Resignation
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Keith Bryant QC talk on Disability Discrimination
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Saul Margo discuss Vicarious Liability
    • Employment Webinar: Victoria Brown Discusses Time Limits
    • Employment Webinar: Watch Andrew Short QC Discuss Objective Justification & Age Discrimination
  • Category: Pensions Webinars
    • Watch the Webinar: Indexation and the courts’ recent wrestles with RPI
  • Category: Private Client Webinars
  • Category: Travel Vlogs

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