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Advising a high end retail chain in relation to their investigation into allegations of grooming against one of their staff, including employment, information and reputation management issues and liaising with police in respect of potential criminal aspects.
Advising an outdoor activity charity on allegations of CSE by an abuser who used their organisation as a front for some of his activities.
Investigating allegations by over 100 pupils at a local authority run school in relation to abuse, and progressing claims to settlement.
Alleged sexual assaults and voyeurism of a doctor in private practice. Estimated to be over 200 potential complainants.
Supreme Court case of Armes v Nottinghamshire County Council (2017).
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Liability claims expert James Arrowsmith is ‘extremely efficient’, ‘well prepared’ and ‘has a sharp eye for detail'.
In Bowen v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis, the Supreme Court have confirmed that members of the workforce aggrieved by the way in which such claims are defended or settled are not entitled to pursue a claim against their employers on this basis.
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Various Claimants v Barclays Bank is a claim in vicarious liability arising from sexual assaults perpetrated by an independent doctor conducting health examinations on employees and prospective employees of Barclays Bank, on the bank’s behalf.
IICSA's latest report on Cambridge House, Knowl View and Rochdale has been published today.
The Government's response to the recent consultation on the discount rate has been published today.
Six months on from the Supreme Court decision in the Poole Borough Council -v- GN case we look at emerging behaviours in response to this key decision, and its impact on agencies involved in child protection, including health, police, social care and education.
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Limitation law prevents a claim from being pursued after a certain period has elapsed from the date of events to which it relates.
In this video Sarah Erwin-Jones interviews Paul Stagg of 1 Chancery Lane, the junior counsel for the defendant. They discuss what the decision means for the principal stakeholders involved.
There is no doubt that clubs, community groups and organisations run principally by parents and volunteers for children and young people, particularly those that focus on skills, activities and team work offer immeasurable benefits for the people who take part.
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