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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 and Senior Juniors

Judicial Review 2026

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  1. Contracts & JR - John Litton KC, Landmark Chambers

    In light of Rydon [2025], when public policy is delivered through contract, where is the line between a private law claim and Judicial Review?

  2. Deference & Rationality - Sarah Hannett KC, Matrix Chambers

    Which way is the wind blowing on deference in rationality cases after KP [2025] and Howard League [2026], and when will the court insist on closer scrutiny?

  3. Departure from Policy - Tom Cross KC, 11KBW

    What, right now, would amount to an adequate reason for departing from a policy, guidance or established framework following Ammori [2026]?

  4. Duty of Candour - Philip Rule KC, No5 Chambers

    What counts and will sway the court on the Duty of Candour, and where are defendants now most vulnerable to judicial criticism?

  5. Fairness in Consultation - Jenni Richards KC, 39 Essex Chambers

    What is the latest judicial thinking on fairness in consultation, what factors will make a real difference, and where will new challenges come from?

  6. Prematurity & Delay - Nicola Braganza KC, Garden Court Chambers

    How do you get the timing right in Judicial Review where one side is arguing prematurity and the other delay?

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