On Tuesday next week – 28th June – I will be getting the train (I hope!) to London to do my second London Legal Walk. Last year I did it as part of my trio of legal walks in Liverpool,
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Good news for Claire – let’s hope that this changes everything
It was just over two years ago that I wrote about the disturbing case of Claire Matthews who found herself struck off after leaving a briefcase on train. Her desperate attempts to try and retrieve the situation ended badly –…
Legal Aid and Inquests – again!
Concerning the English Language, Boris Johnson and dripping clocks
As you know, I normally rant on here about matters that concern the law and legal practice. But this post is all about my worries concerning the English Language. Firstly, I need to declare an interest. I am a grammar…
Politician accuses lawyers of ‘self-interest’ – seriously?
I have never met a lawyer whose motivation came anywhere near self-interest.It hasn’t taken long for the New Year to usher in the familiar attacks on lawyers from politicians. This is the recent assertion from former Health Secretary, Jeremy…
You’ll find us all – doin’ the London Walk
Fitness for Human Habitation Act – without Legal Aid what is the point?
Re-thinking Clinical Negligence again – Part 2 NHS or Private Care? (and a short history lesson)
This is the second blog post in relation to the recent report by the commons committee – the Safety of Maternity Services in England – https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5802/cmselect/cmhealth/19/1902.htm My previous post looked at the problem of separating Clinical Negligence from other…