Learning irregular verbs in an irregular way… ⁦euge, magistra! ⁦⁦mary beard⁩

This also sits interestingly alongside the judgment of the Court of Appeal in Hughes v Rattan [2022] EWCA Civ 107 on liability for the acts and omissions of associate dentists: caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ewca/civ/2022/…. Well done @MilsomChr and Peter Daly, and great thread as ever Jason Braier

Oi you! It’s #InternationalDogDay!

We're looking for #volunteers at our services across the country. If you're a good listener and like to help people tackle sometimes complex problems, we'd love to hear from you: bit.ly/3vNd1DO

Tomorrow the CA hears the appeal in Rogers, the case about whether being dismissed for refusing to attend the workplace during the 1st lockdown fell within the serious & imminent danger provisions of s.100 ERA. @42BR_Employment's @RadBarrister leading Anna Dannreuther for Rogers.

Well done Conor - thanks for all your hard work!

#IDoProBono via Advocate… #ProBonoWeek was last week, but I’m still encouraging you all to do #ProBono! I’m proud to have taken part in #25for25: The #ProBono Challenge. See the #25for25 report >> bit.ly/ProBono25 Sign up to do #ProBono: >> bit.ly/Advoc8SignUp

4.5 hours to go and £330 still to raise. Tense stuff. Any contribution to help get us over the finishing line would be hugely appreciated.

Please join me in supporting Advocate, the Bar's pro bono charity, with #ProBono35. Every donation makes a difference. Advocate's work is hugely important in giving a voice to those who can't afford representation - and it can't do that work without our donations.

Here we go… #PUSB !!!

Help me raise funds for my legal case against the UK government's sinister blacklisting policy. Sadly, seeking justice in the UK is not free. My excellent legal team at Leigh Day has taken my case but I need to crowdfund this valuable effort. crowdjustice.com/case/dan-kasze…

Advice to younger barristers wanting to vary their diet, from a fan of doing as many different things as possible - taking cases for Advocate and Free Representation Unit (FRU) is not only enjoyable and worthwhile - it lets you do work you might not otherwise get into.

Judgment has been handed down this morning in the case of McCulloch and others (Appellants) v Forth Valley Health Board (Respondent) (Scotland) (UKSC 2021/0149): supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-202…

Took delivery yesterday and can confirm I am enjoying myself already. Thanks ⁦⁦Horace Panter⁩ lovely t-shirt!

Bravo the Flying Fijians!

Judgment will be handed down on Thursday 11 January in the matters of Paul and another (Appellants) v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust (Respondent), Polmear and another (Appellants) v Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust (Respondent), and Purchase (Appellant) v Ahmed (Respondent)

Calling all aspiring barristers! Like to learn more about Old Square & the work we do? Our 2024 mini pupillage application process is open, details of how to apply can be found here: oldsquare.co.uk/join/mini-pupi… Pupillage applications (Oct 25) are also open via the Pupillage Gateway

Court of Appeal delivers judgment in significant case concerning recoupment of Human Rights Act damages from awards under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme 2008. oldsquare.co.uk/court-of-appea…

I can only echo what Peter says - it has been a privilege to represent Rachael, who has been an inspirational client throughout this very long and hard-fought case.

If you could see yourself working in a beautiful historic environment, if you like people, and if you have a head for figures, you might like to consider becoming the Inn's Scholarships Officer. For details, see middletemple.org.uk/jobs/scholarsh….