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Chambers News
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Liam Kelly prepares Financial Remedies Update: New Rules on Costs & Open Offers
28 May
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Karen Brody instructed in Financial Remedy Case concerning the weight to be given to a Pre Nuptial Agreement
27 May
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Government Response to the Anthony Grainger Inquiry Report
19 May
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Paul Ozin QC joins Deans Court Chambers
19 May
Recent Cases
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Nick Fewtrell Successful in the Supreme Court for Barclays
On 1 April 2020 the Supreme Court handed down a landmark judgement in Barclays Bank v Various Claimants [2020] UKSC 13 examining what is known as ‘stage one’ of the test for vicarious liability, namely whether the relationship is one that is capable of giving rise to vicarious liability).
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Zoe Dawson defends in case involving multiple indecent exposures to women and girls near to a school in Eccles.
Zoe Dawson defends in case involving multiple indecent exposures to women and girls near to a school in Eccles.
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Peter Rothery represented the Children in a case about third party disclosure from religious groups into care proceedings, which appears to be the first reported decision on the issue.
Lancashire County Council v E & F [2020]EWHC 182 (fam)
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NOTICE RE CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
Following the latest Government advice Deans Court have closed our Manchester & Preston Chambers however we are still up and running and have systems in place to facilitate work effectively. Staff can be reached remotely and relevant contact details can be found here. For further information on the procedures we have in place to facilitate remote working click here.
