Are water companies “public authorities” for the purposes of the Bill’s enforcement mechanisms? There is case law on the meaning of the precise language used in the Bill: what are the implications of that case law? How is that interpretatio

Are water companies “public authorities” for the purposes of the Bill’s enforcement mechanisms? There is case law on the meaning of the precise language used in the Bill: what are the implications of that case law? How is that interpretatio

Are water companies “public authorities” for the purposes of the Bill’s enforcement mechanisms? There is case law on the meaning of the precise language used in the Bill: what are the implications of that case law? How is that interpretatio

Are water companies “public authorities” for the purposes of the Bill’s enforcement mechanisms? There is case law on the meaning of the precise language used in the Bill: what are the implications of that case law? How is that interpretatio

No5 Crime Group - Ramya Nagesh book launch - The Law in Relation to Hate Crime

Michelle Heeley QC and Simon Hunka discuss their experiences of trials being conducted in the Covid – era. They offer helpful tips in respect of preparing these cases from the perspective of both Prosecution and Counsel. They offer an insig

Michelle Heeley QC and Simon Hunka discuss their experiences of trials being conducted in the Covid – era. They offer helpful tips in respect of preparing these cases from the perspective of both Prosecution and Counsel. They offer an insig

No5 Court Of Protection Podcast - Episode 4

Teresa Hargreaves and Gareth Compton discuss two recent conflicting decisions as to whether a Claimant ought to be permitted covertly or overtly, to record their examinations by the Defendant's medical experts. They also consider the broad

No5 Crime Group - Ramya Nagesh book launch - The Law in Relation to Hate Crime

In this episode, a panel of No5 Planning Barristers will be considering the practical delivery of two key planning reforms:

Permitted Development Rights - the new and the proposed rights and how they will operate.

How zoni

The Government’s Planning For the Future and associated consultation documents raise some fundamental questions and possibilities.



In the short term: changes to the standard housing need assessment methodology, the introd

The Government’s Planning For the Future and associated consultation documents raise some fundamental questions and possibilities.



In the short term: changes to the standard housing need assessment methodology, the introd

The Government’s Planning For the Future and associated consultation documents raise some fundamental questions and possibilities.



In the short term: changes to the standard housing need assessment methodology, the introd

Jamie Gamble and Matthew Brunning discuss the tension in care claims in serious personal injury cases between the need for continuing risks to claimants to be minimised and their need for independence and autonomy, and how those issues (and

No. 5 barristers Richard Moat, Karl Hirst, John Coughlan and Gemma Roberts discuss the changes brought in by the latest version of the Ogden Tables and explanatory notes and give practical advice on the likely effects.

No. 5 barristers Richard Moat, Karl Hirst, John Coughlan and Gemma Roberts discuss the changes brought in by the latest version of the Ogden Tables and explanatory notes and give practical advice on the likely effects.

No. 5 barristers Richard Moat, Karl Hirst, John Coughlan and Gemma Roberts discuss the changes brought in by the latest version of the Ogden Tables and explanatory notes and give practical advice on the likely effects.

No. 5 barristers Richard Moat, Karl Hirst, John Coughlan and Gemma Roberts discuss the changes brought in by the latest version of the Ogden Tables and explanatory notes and give practical advice on the likely effects.

No. 5 barristers Richard Moat, Karl Hirst, John Coughlan and Gemma Roberts discuss the changes brought in by the latest version of the Ogden Tables and explanatory notes and give practical advice on the likely effects.

Rebecca Livesey, Neil Shastri-Hurst, Oliver May and Louisa Sherlock discuss the recent clinical negligence case of Paul v Wolverhampton NHS Trust and its potential implications for future secondary victim claims

No. 5 barristers Richard Moat, Karl Hirst, John Coughlan and Gemma Roberts discuss the changes brought in by the latest version of the Ogden Tables and explanatory notes and give practical advice on the likely effects.

Join barristers Jamie Gamble, Henry Pitchers QC, Richard Moat and special guest Paul Balen from Trust Mediation in the second vlog from the personal injury and clinical negligence groups at No5 as they discuss the opportunities and challeng

Jamie Gamble and Matthew Brunning discuss the tension in care claims in serious personal injury cases between the need for continuing risks to claimants to be minimised and their need for independence and autonomy, and how those issues (and

Rebecca Livesey, Neil Shastri-Hurst, Oliver May and Louisa Sherlock discuss the recent clinical negligence case of Paul v Wolverhampton NHS Trust and its potential implications for future secondary victim claims

Rebecca Livesey, Neil Shastri-Hurst, Oliver May and Louisa Sherlock discuss the recent clinical negligence case of Paul v Wolverhampton NHS Trust and its potential implications for future secondary victim claims

Rebecca Livesey, Neil Shastri-Hurst, Oliver May and Louisa Sherlock discuss the recent clinical negligence case of Paul v Wolverhampton NHS Trust and its potential implications for future secondary victim claims

Join the No5 Court of Protection team in their fourth podcast in this series.



In this episode we look as some recent judgments handed down on mental capacity.



David Gardner chairs the session. He is joi