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Extradition requests are being heard for the first time in respect of Kuwait in proceedings this week, with further hearings in February, at Westminster Magistrates Court. Rodney Dixon KC with Ben Keith (5 St Andrew’s Hill) is representing a Kuwaiti…
Throughout 2022, the NHS Blood & Transplant Service faced persistent blood shortages, adversely affecting their ability to save lives following accident or surgery, and treat cancer and chronic conditions. This year, TGC will become donors and aim to recruit our…
TGC congratulates Zeenat Islam on her appointment as a Fee-paid Judge of the First-tier Tribunal. She will sit in the Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal. The appointment took effect from 16 January 2023. Zeenat also sits as a Legally…
The inquests arising from the mass shooting in Keyham, Plymouth begin today in front of Senior Coroner Ian Arrow. Dominic Adamson KC and Juliet Wells represent the families of the members of the public killed, instructed by Patrick Maguire and…
Paul Erdunast responds to the Law Commission’s question of whether remote driving is likely to cause victims undue delay and expense in claiming compensation, from the perspectives of victims, insurers and industry.
Nicholas Moss KC and Richard Boyle appeared today as Counsel to the Inquest in this Pre-Inquest Review. The hearing was before HH Zeidman KC, sitting as a Judge Coroner, at the Royal Courts of Justice. The hearing considered matters such…
Rodney Dixon KC speaks at expert meeting in Vienna organised by Chatham House on the UN Cybercrime Convention. State Parties are currently negotiating the terms of this new convention in Vienna, which covers the substantive crimes, procedural mechanisms and safeguards,…
Edward Hutchin, instructed by Charles Clayton of Clyde & Co on behalf of Aviva, represented the successful insurers at their application for permission to bring committal proceedings against a Claimant after he discontinued his claim. The Claimant had made substantial…
Following a two-day directions hearing, Mrs Justice O’Farrell has today directed a trial date to consider BHP’s alleged liability for Brazil’s worst environmental disaster, the collapse of the Fundão Dam in Mariana, Minas Gerais. The first stage trial will be…
On 19 December 2022, the Divisional Court handed down an important judgment in claims for judicial review challenging the government’s proposal to relocate asylum seekers to Rwanda to have their asylum claims determined there. In R (on the application of…
