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Judicial Review: Shaping New Law into Solution-Focused Answers for Your Clients

Court-Proven, Solution-Focused Answers to 7 of the Biggest Legal Challenges facing Experienced Practitioners: Directly from 8 Top-Flight King’s Counsel

Judicial Review 2025

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  1. Anonymity - Nicola Braganza KC, Garden Court Chambers

    What is the latest thinking on anonymity orders and disputes of fact in JR, and where will you find a tactical advantage for your cases?

  2. Candour - James McClelland KC, Brick Court Chambers

    Where - right now - are the limits of the Duty of Candour for claimants, defendants and interested parties?

  3. Consultation - Jude Bunting KC, Doughty Street Chambers

    Where is the line between (1) consultation and (2) informal engagement in JR claims following the spate of recent cases, and how do you turn the argument in your favour?

  4. Deference - Zoë Leventhal KC, Matrix Chambers

    What is the court's current approach to deference and public body decision-making? What factors will make a difference, and where will future challenges come from?

  5. Fairness - Eleanor Grey KC, 39 Essex Chambers

    How do you advise on evolving case law over procedural and substantive fairness and the associated intensity of review, and gain an edge for your clients?

  6. Proportionality - Joanne Clement KC, 11KBW

    How far can you push the court on proportionality in JR claims, how do you plead it, and does it apply outside of EU or human rights contexts?

  7. Relief & Remedies - Sarah Hannett KC, Matrix Chambers

    What counts and what will sway the court over relief and remedies in JR claims, including suspended quashing orders, and how are you to advise clients?

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