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Law Pod UK Ep.99 : Celebrate a Century of Women in Law at Middle Temple

25 November 2019 by

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Middle Temple’s exhibition celebrates the centenary of the admission of women to the legal profession. It consists of 25 portraits of women Middle Templars over the last 100 years, including Helen Normanton, the first woman to become a member of an Inn. It is accompanied by a digital exhibition of many more of our distinguished women members. The exhibition curated by Rosalind Wright CB QC, a Bencher of Middle Temple with specially commissioned photography by Chris Christodoulou. The portraits are exhibited in order of Call to the Bar.

We were lucky enough to be guided around this fantastic exhibition by Ros Wright herself.  Listen to her discuss the first 100 years of women in law with Rosalind English in the latest episode of Law Pod UK.


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Law Pod UK Ep 86: Brexit – The Conservative leadership election and a new EU negotiating team

1 July 2019 by

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Here Professor Barnard examines whether either candidate could sign up to a tariff free no-deal, the so called GATT 24 option, and what the timings for Brexit look like both here and in the EU. 

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Law Pod UK: Anonymity for claimants, Anonymity for doctors

1 May 2019 by

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In Episode 77, Emma-Louise Fenelon talks to Rajkiran Barhey about two recent decisions on anonymity, Justyna Zeromska-Smith v United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust [2019] EWHC 552 (QB)and General Medical Council v X [2019] EWHC 493 (Admin) (Westlaw paywall).

Rajkiran’s article on Zeromska-Smith can be found here.

The episode also refers to ABC v St George’s Healthcare Trust [2015] EWHC 1394 (QB),covered on the Blog here and here and the case of JXMX (A Child) v Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust  [2015] EWCA Civ 96, covered on the Blog here.

Angus McCullough QC considered anonymity in a recent Blog article here.

You can catch the episode by clicking here.

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UK Human Rights Blog & Law Pod UK annual party!

14 January 2019 by

Last Friday the UK Human Rights Blog and Law Pod UK Committee and contributors celebrated a fantastic year at 1 Crown Office Row with Vermouth tasting and prize-giving. We were delighted to be joined by special guests David Prest and Simon Jarvis from Whistledown Productions, as well as former 1COR member, Wendy Outhwaite QC.

After speeches about how both the blog and the podcast have grown from Commissioning Editor Jonathan Metzer and Law Pod UK Presenter Emma-Louise Fenelon, Wendy Outhwaite QC gave out gifts of her sparkling Ambriel wine and John Gimlette’s ‘Elephant Complex‘ to our rounders-up Eleanor Leydon, Conor Monighan and (in absentia) Thomas Hayes. Founder and co-presenter of Law Pod UK Rosalind English was also thanked for all her hard work with both blog and podcast.

Thank you all for coming and looking forward to 2019!

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A few places left for Life, Liberty and Security this Monday

8 September 2017 by

There are a few places remaining for 1 Crown Office Row’s high-level seminar this Monday 11 September. The event is aimed at solicitors and people associated with NGOs. We also have a limited number of student places which will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Email events@1cor.com to reserve your place.

Details:

11th September 2017, 5 – 8pm

Programme:

5 – 5.50pm Panel Discussion chaired by Mrs Justice Whipple.

Speakers will include: Marina Wheeler QC, Jeremy Hyam QC, Shaheen Rahman QC, Martin Downs and Adam Wagner.

6 – 6.40pm Breakout sessions – Law and Practice

(i) Public Powers and Private Lives in the Information Age – Amelia Walker

(ii) Inquests and Article 2 – Rachel MarcusCaroline CrossPeter Skelton

(iii) Unlawful detention – Suzanne LambertAlasdair HendersonDavid Manknell

6.45pm Concluding Session – Questions and Summing Up.

Chaired by Mrs Justice Whipple

7pm Drinks Reception

Hosted by the speakers and 1COR Members.

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