Magdalen Chambers is offering a series of master class Seminars on claims involving unmarried cohabitees.
This course is a 3 step programme that will take you through the pitfalls and problems of Trust of Land claims and give you the knowledge and skills to deal confidently with this area of law. Read more →
The Supreme Court is to consider an appeal in relation to the role of applications to strike out claims in financial remedies claims, with implications for other family proceedings (except those involving children), in a landmark case on which permission to appeal has been granted. Read more →
The Court of Appeal has given guidance in the important case of PC, NC v City of York Council [2013] EWCA Civ 478 on the proper test to be applied when considering the capacity of a person to make specific decisions in their life where such capacity is disputed. Read more →
Last year saw the enactment of the 2013 Employment Tribunals (Constitution and Rules of Procedure) Regulations 2013 with many changes arguably most notable of which was the introduction of fees and a greater power being given to Employment Tribunals to deal with costs issues. Previously Employment Tribunals only had power to assess costs under £20,000, anything over that had to be sent to the County Court for a Detailed Assessment. Read more →
