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Obvious risks: the beautiful game
The High Court recently rejected an appeal over an injury sustained by the claimant when climbing over a perimeter fence to retrieve a football, finding that the school which owned the premises owed the appellant “no duty” under the Occupiers Liability Act 1957. Jasmine Murphy analyses the ruling.
Judicial review: prematurity, standing and the correct forum
Helen Fry and Suhan Rajkumar look at the wider implications of the recent refusal of permission for a judicial review challenge over the City of London’s policies at bathing ponds in Hampstead.
Schools, grass banks and the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957
Tom Danter looks at the lessons from a recent personal injury claim against a county borough council.
Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Family Courts
Lisa Edmunds considers the risks, responsibilities and judicial guidance in relation to parties’ use of AI in the Family Courts.
Webinars
Defending Age Assessment Challenges: A Guide for Local Authorities
In this `Dekinar`, Dr Russell Wilcox and Anirudh Mandagere consider how to defend such challenges both at the judicial review stage and at the Upper Tribunal.
Events
Section 31(2A) Senior Courts Act: where have we got to? - Francis Taylor Building
18-03-2026 1:00 pm
18-03-2026 1:00 pm
What’s a fair grade? Academic assessment and the duty to make reasonable adjustments - 3PB
22-04-2026 11:00 am
22-04-2026 11:00 am
Land Deals v Public Works Contracts v Grant Funding Agreements - the choice is yours - DWF
01-07-2026 11:00 am
01-07-2026 11:00 am
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