Author: Imogen Hildred

We are delighted to announce that David Lawson has joined Serjeants’ Inn Chambers this month. David has an established practice in education law, local government, public law and human rights and the Court of Protection. Recent work has included judicial reviews of local authorities, universities, discrimination claims, advising on school regulation and appeals concerning Education, Health […]

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On 19th May 2015, at the conclusion of a sensational case at the GMC, the careers of two promising young doctors were saved . The doctors had obtained overseas convictions in Spain for an offence of assault, arising from events during a stag weekend in Barcelona. Under the rules of the Fitness to Practise Panel […]

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Christopher Johnston QC has represented an 11-year-old claimant who suffered brain damage following his birth. The boy was born with abnormally low blood sugar levels which were not monitored or treated. Speaking at the High Court hearing, Christopher said: “He now has the mind of a six-year-old with no prospect of improvement [and] is someone who […]

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