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9 St John Street’s Inquest and Public Inquiries Team were delighted to welcome back to Chambers Area Coroner for North Yorkshire and York, Cath Cundy, who gave a brilliant talk on the subject of IP’s duties of disclosure in the Coroner’s Court.

In the case of Kumari v Kumar & Advantage Insurance, 9 St John Street Chambers worked closed with Keoghs Solicitors to secure discontinuance of an estimated up to £10 million alleged Fundamental Dishonesty claim following ground breaking costs protection order in QOCs era.

The claimant was employed as a care assistant in a supported living environment provided and managed by the Respondent. She alleged that following protected disclosures, she was subjected to detriment and automatically unfair constructive dismissal.

9 St John Street Chambers are delighted to continue our excellent working relationship with Forever Manchester to help raise money to fund and support community activity across Greater Manchester.

The Claimant post-graduate former trainee doctor issued proceedings by way of judicial review. The target of the challenge was a decision by Health Education England (HEE) to withdraw a right of appeal under the Gold Guide.

The Claimant was a trainee post-graduate doctor, removed from training following an ARCP outcome 4 and dismissal by the Lead Employer Trust followed.

Fiza is a third year LLB student at the University of Law. Keen to promote accessibility to the law for young women from underrepresented groups, Fiza established ‘GenHerPower’ - an online platform dedicated for empowering women to share their journey into their career to inspire the next generation.

Zamry has just finished his A-Levels. His passion for learning the law is infectious and was prompted by personal challenges experienced prompted his family’s experience under the UK asylum system.