Author: Imogen Hildred

Bridget Dolan represented the patient (through the Official Solicitor) in this medically and ethically complex case concerning an application to withdraw treatment from a man in a minimally conscious state. Mr Justice Newton accepted Bridget’s arguments that when assessing the value of life from the particular perspective of this patient, there was strong evidence from the […]

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We are delighted to announce that Bridget Dolan has won the Barrister of the Year award and Gerry Boyle was awarded bronze at The Lawyer Awards 2015. Serjeants’ Inn Chambers was awarded bronze in the Chambers of the Year category. […]

Read More… from Serjeants’ Inn Chambers wins three of the six places available to the Bar at The Lawyer Awards 2015, including Barrister of the Year for Bridget Dolan

Eloise Power has represented the GDC in a hearing concerning challenges to IOC decisions under s32 of the Dentists Act. The hearing established that the IOC and Court’s function in relation to an interim order is one of risk assessment and that there is no threshold specified in the legislation. In his judgment, Warby J stated: […]

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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 […]

Read More… from Andrew Hockton wins sensational overseas conviction case in GMC