Events

This seminar will provide practitioners with a practical guide to deciding when such an application might be appropriate and, if so, how it should be done.

Join Doughty Street for a 1 hour online event for Holocaust Memorial Day.

Housing lawyers frequently encounter clients they suspect may lack mental capacity to conduct the relevant proceedings. Sometimes resolving these issues will be straightforward. Often it will not.

The Children’s Rights Group at Doughty Street Chambers and the Youth Justice Legal Centre at Just for Kids Law invite you to join us in launching our legal guide on Police Bail and Remand for Children

Announcing the fifth in Doughty Street Chambers’ series of Black Lives Matter virtual events: Police accountability in England & Wales: prosecuting police officers for deaths in custody.

Participants at the DSC Open Day will have the opportunity to explore their aspirations to join the Bar with barristers and staff from DSC.

This seminar will consider the separation of mothers and young children, as a result of legal proceedings.

After another busy six months in the Court of Protection, Sophy Miles, Gemma Daly and Mary-Rachel McCabe will bring you up to date on caselaw ranging from capacity and sexual relations, when to appoin

The public sector equality duty (PSED) ought to be exercised with rigour and an open mind, it should not be a tick box exercise. However, despite the initially high standards required by the Courts, t