In this ‘in conversation with,’ I talk to Bonnie Venter about her work investigating the complexities of living organ donation in England & Wales, and … Read More ›
Registration is now open for the 2023 Summer School, which will take place over the course of three days at the Wivenhoe House Hotel and Conference Centre … Read More ›
The OSPT is recruiting again for lawyers in the Healthcare & Welfare team and also the Civil Litigation team. Details of four vacancies and how to apply … Read More ›
Hot on the heels of the decision in North Bristol NHS Trust v R [2023] EWCOP 5, another decision has been handed down – this … Read More ›
In 2015, in Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust v C and V [2015] EWCOP 80, MacDonald J provided both the then-authoritative summary of the principles … Read More ›
In this ‘in conversation with’ across time zones, I talk to Dr Piers Gooding about his work in relation to supported decision-making and the work … Read More ›
Building on work led on by Dr Chloe Beale (see here for a conversation from my shed with her), a new article by Chloe together … Read More ›
The Ministry of Justice consulted in 2021-22 on a potential mechanism to enable families seeking access to small funds belonging to loved ones who lack … Read More ›
Advance Directives across Asia: A Comparative Socio-legal Analysis (edited by Daisy Cheung and Michael Dunn, Cambridge University Press, 2022, 341 pages (hardback (£95) and free … Read More ›
After a very protracted journey, including amendments introduced even before it had been implemented, it was announced today (24 February) that Ireland’s Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) … Read More ›