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21 February
In an appeal against a Fitness to Practise panel decision, the High Court considered the issue of the correct basis for a case being remitted for re-hearing. This proved to... Read Morecase studies
2 February
Sarah Whittle and Daniel Taylor successfully defend NHS England in a landmark procurement case before the Court of Appeal. In this article we examine what a sufficiently serious breach is... Read Morecase studies
18 December
A recent case has reiterated that remote technology cannot be used for community treatment orders (CTOs), renewals of detention and guardianship orders. Read Morecase studies
17 October
In the Court of Protection in the County Court sitting at Birmingham Civil and Family Justice Centre, before HHJ Clayton on 15 August 2022, there was a ruling concerning hoarding:... Read Morecase studies
31 May
We look at a case involving the General Medical Council (GMC), which highlights some important points regarding witnesses in court. Read Morecase studies
25 May
In the recent case Dixon v North Bristol NHS Trust [2022] ("Dixon"), the Court held that where there are strong public policy reasons for disclosure, this is likely to outweigh... Read Morecase studies
31 January
Blake Morgan acted in five appeals to the Privy Council where judgment was given last year. Their clients were successful in all but one. Read Morecase studies
20 January
Jurisdiction of the English Court held over important crypto asset case based on UK financial services legislation overriding a U.S. law and arbitration clause. Read Morecase studies
14 December
We examine a recent case that looks at the extension of time limits when lodging appeals. On 8 December 2022, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the case... Read Morecase studies
6 December
Blake Morgan acted in two decisions this year when the Judicial Committee explained its established practice in appeals against concurrent findings of fact by the courts below. The practice applies... Read Morecase studies
17 October
Pensions Ombudsman decision confirms employer maladministration resulting in an individual missing the automatic enrolment opt-out window did not cause loss to the individual. Read Morecase studies
2 September
What are the key takeaways from a recent case regarding repeated allegations of dishonesty? We take a closer look at the healthcare regulatory judgment in the case of The Professional... Read More