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Part 25 Applications for Experts in Non-Accidental Injury Cases
Dr Maia Love considers what junior practitioners should think about when instructing an expert in proceedings where there are allegations of non-accidental injury. Who should you instruct and what should you ask them?
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Mark Eldridge successfully prosecutes armed robber Henderson Domingo
Update on the case of armed robber Henderson Domingo who was successfully prosecuted by Mark Eldridge.
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The Renters (Reform) Bill: how secure would renters be?
Joseph Meethan considers some of the proposals in the Renters (Reform) Bill and how they might affect renters in England.
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Newham v Chaplair
Archie Maddan acted for the London Borough of Newham in the first successful prosecution against a tower block owner for failure to remove flammable cladding. Read more about the judgment and it's implications here.
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New Head of Chambers!
Meet our new Head of Chambers, Abimbola Badejo, and learn more about him.
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Corbett Le Quesne International Family Law Conference 2023 - Jersey
Members of our Family Team visited Jersey from 5-7 October for the International Family Law Conference hosted by Corbett Le Quesne. Have a look at what we got up to!
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Matthew Peak, barrister and former superyacht captain, recently visited the Monaco Yacht Show. He shares some of the highlights of the show!
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Technology and Social Media: Matters of Parental Responsibility or DOLS?
Reiss Morrison, a pupil in our family team, considers the recent case of Manchester City Council v CP and others.
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The MWPA 1882: An alternative to TOLATA and the MCA?
The Married Women's Property Act was originally enacted in order to allow women to ask the court to settle questions about property at a time when they could not deal with property independently of their husbands. Eoin O'Sullivan considers it's relevance in the modern context.
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