In the latest update from Complete Counsel, Liverpool Law Magazine posed some questions to Michelle Fanneran about her career and how Complete Counsel differs from others Chambers. Click here to read the article and others.
Ana Samuel and Charles Austin to speak at the annual AvMA Inquest Conference on 21st November. Places can be reserved here. Click here to view the conference schedule.
Five years ago, Claire Labio, Emma Wall and Helen Southworth worked in the same barristers chambers as they had done for many years. They each had specific roles and worked fixed long hours, predominantly at a desk. Now they share the management of three businesses, Complete Counsel, Complete Mediation and Facilitate Expert Solutions, as well […]
Both Ana Samuel and Charles Austin will be speaking at the upcoming AvMA event in Liverpool. The important work conducted by AvMA’s inquest service is the basis for this conference, which is designed to be a comprehensive guide to the practice and procedures when representing a family at an inquest. Leading legal experts will take […]
Advising defendants of risk of deprivation of British citizenship and deportation. Wednesday 9th October 2019 Registration 4.30pm Seminar 4.45pm-5.45pm Ground Floor Conference Suite, The Plaza, 100 Old Hall Street, Liverpool, L3 9QJ Delegate Fee £35 + VAT RSVP emma.wall@Completecounsel.co.ukCPD 1
Charles Austin appears in the September 2019 issue of the Liverpool Law Magazine: The Court of Appeal decision in Goldscheider v Royal Opera House Covent Garden Foundation [2019] EWCA Civ 711 is important for employers. It raises the question whether Section 69 of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 would have altered the decision. […]
Date: 11th July 2019Registration: 9.45 – 10.15amSessions: 10.30 – 4.30pmVenue: Moser Room, Wadham College, Oxford This conference will bring together leading medical and scientific experts with practising and academic lawyers. The intention is to bring some clarity and coherence to the controversial subject of the use of epidemiology in proof of causation in tort litigation. […]
Charles Feeny writes in the May 2019 issue of Liverpool Law: In April 2017, the National Health Service Litigation Authority (NHSLA) changed its name to NHS Resolution. This was not meant to be a nominal re-brand. It represented an aspiration to achieve what might be described as a more holistic response to medical accidents. The […]
Charles Austin was featured in the latest issue of the Liverpool Law Magazine. Having recently qualified I have to admit to being somewhat disconcerted about the sustained gloom that characterised the conversation of established practitioners. Clearly change is on the way. Older heads tell me that change and dire predictions about it are a constant […]
This article first appeared in the March 2019 edition of the Liverpool Law Society magazine What are the costs consequences when a Defendant makes a Part 36 offer and then without withdrawing it simply reduces the value of that offer under CPR 36.9, thereby leaving the offer open for acceptance throughout – but in its […]