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Publications
Navigating engagement in capacity assessment
This is a commentary piece on a case in the Court of Protection, navigating engagement in capacity assessment.
From Compliance to
Commitment:
Embedding EDI in the
Legal Profession
This is an article discussing the proposed changes to Core Duty 8.
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Procedural Fairness and Cross-Border Litigation: Insights from Alton v Powszechny Zaklad Ubezpieczen
Procedural Fairness and Cross-Border Litigation: Insights from Alton v Powszechny Zaklad Ubezpieczen
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Jaffé and Another v Greybull Capital [2024] EWHC 2534 (Comm): The fallacy of memory, half-truths and the role of contemporaneous documents
Jaffé and Another v Greybull Capital [2024] EWHC 2534 (Comm): The fallacy of memory, half-truths and the role of contemporaneous documents
Supporting disability at the Bar is a work of A.R.T
This is an image of the article on Counsel Magazine's website titled Supporting disability at the Bar is a work of a.r.t
Is the Disability Confident Scheme up to the task - and suitable to the Bar
Christina Warner, Mark Henderson and Daniel Holt discuss whether the Disability Confident Scheme is succeeding at the Bar. Daniel ends by arguing that he is "confident that regulators and disabled lawyers’ organisations could administer a similar scheme tailored to the Bar’s idiosyncrasies, with external validation from the outset."
Disability Inclusion and the Bar: a long way to go
Daniel Holt and Christina discuss the key challenges in achieving disability inclusion at the Bar and gather the views of people who are helping the Bar towards this ambition.
Getting PIP'd Off: A Short Analysis of the Delays in and the Inadequacies of Personal Independence Payments and its Contribution to the Hostile Environment Towards Disabled People
In Volume IV of the City Law Review, Daniel sheds light on the issues within Personal Independence Payments and the adverse impact these have on disabled people.
Time of Change
In this article for journalofapandamic.org, Daniel discusses how the COVID-19 outbreak affected his life.
The Life of a Disabled Student on the BPTC: Term 3
Daniel discusses his third term on the Bar Professional Training Course for the Association of Disabled Lawyers' blog.
The Life of a Disabled Student on the BPTC: Term 2
Daniel discusses his second term on the Bar Professional Training Course for the Association of Disabled Lawyers' blog.
The Life of a Disabled Student on the BPTC: Term 1
Daniel discusses his first term on the Bar Professional Training Course for the Association of Disabled Lawyers' blog.
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