Supreme Court judgment: Beyond Cheshire West
A webinar examining the Supreme Court’s decision in ‘A Reference by the Attorney General for Northern Ireland’.
The Supreme Court judgment in A Reference by the Attorney General for Northern Ireland: A rejection of the “acid test”, and a redefined “multifactorial” test for deprivation of liberty.
Join Court of Protection specialists Jacqueline Thomas KC, Brett Davies and Holly Littlewood for an urgent webinar examining the Supreme Court’s recent decision in ‘A Reference by the Attorney General for Northern Ireland’
About the speakers
Brett Davies Brett has significant experience in the Family Court and Court of Protection at all levels, with particular experience in dealing with cases involving children whose care plans amount to a deprivation of liberty within the meaning of Article 5 and require court authorisation. |
Holly Littlewood In her Court of Protection practice, Holly is regularly instructed to act on behalf of local authorities, NHS bodies, and P. Holly has acted in a wide range of cases including section 21A applications and section 16 welfare applications. |
Taryn Lee KC Appointed Queen’s Counsel in 2012 with over 30 years experience in the field of family law, Taryn was appointed a Recorder in 2008 and hears both private and public law family cases. Her practice encompasses all courts but she has an extensive practice in High Court public law children matters. Taryn is known for her formidable cross-examination and her ability to ‘pull together’ the evidence in the most complex and unwieldy cases and cut through complex medical evidence |
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