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Monthly Archives: 26th February 2007
Regulating Solicitors – What is in store for the profession?
2007 will be a pivotal year for the solicitors’ profession. The Legal Services Bill will pass into law. It makes significant changes to the regulatory regime, and to the Solicitors’… Read more »
Local Authority Constitutions (October 2006, Richard Harwood)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in October 2006. Constitutions Effect of Principles of Decision-making Access to Information Functions and responsibilities Delegation Urgency provisions.
Investigations into Local Authorities (October 2006, Alex Ruck Keene)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in October 2006. This paper concerns itself with two distinct, but inter-related areas, namely the investigation into complaints into the… Read more »
Norwich Pharmacal Proceedings and Human Rights (June 2009)
Jonathan presented this paper to the Professional Negligence Lawyers’ Association in June 2009. Disclosure orders The Norwich Pharmacal jurisdiction A remedy of last resort? Exceptional but flexible The terms of… Read more »
The Mental Capacity Act 2005 – Where are we now?
The Bournewood proposals The meaning of “deprivation of liberty” after JE v DE and Surrey County Council The need for best interests declarations before the MCA comes into force Implementation… Read more »
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