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Temple Garden Chambers is hosting a Virtual Q&A for aspiring barristers who are considering applying for pupillage at TGC. The event will be via Zoom on Wednesday 19th January, from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. We will have four barristers in attendance – Ellen…
Welcome to the latest edition of the TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter. As (some measure of) normality has returned to life, there has been an explosion of reported cases of interest to clinical negligence and personal injury practitioners. We are…
Welcome to the latest edition of the TGC Fraud Update. At the time of our last Update we were in the midst of the pandemic, a vaccine was a distant dream, and only a handful of remote hearings had led…
Welcome to the inaugural edition of the TGC Inquests and Inquiries newsletter. This will be a twice-yearly publication containing articles on recent key legal developments in these fields, as well as a selection of recent noteworthy cases in which Members…
The Senior Coroner for South Yorkshire (East District) has suspended the inquest into the death of Nargis Begum, and will refer the matter to the CPS to consider whether Highways England should face corporate manslaughter charges. Mrs Begum, 62, was…
Temple Garden Chambers is hosting a Virtual Q&A for aspiring barristers who are considering applying for pupillage at TGC. The event will be via Zoom on Thursday 21st January, from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. We will have three barristers in attendance…
Please see link below to the latest 26 page update from the TGC Costs Team. We hope you find this an interesting and helpful read. If you would like to be added to the mailing list please email events@tgchambers.com
Ellen Robertson explains in the Solicitors Journal how selecting an expert in Covid-19 related medical negligence claims could be a challenge. The full article can be viewed here and at the link below.
Please see link below to Issue XI of the TGC Fraud newsletter.
The clapping is over. Does that mean the NHS is now fair game for legal action? See Ellen Robertson’s article, published today in Edward Fennell’s Legal Diary, at the link below.
