Events
Chambers is currently hosting a rolling programme of webinars. These are directed towards professional clients and to relevant lay clients. Materials and published recordings from past webinars are available here.
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Webinar: Public Law Principles - Planning
Webinar from 2.00 - 4.00pm.
Chairman: Craig Howell Williams QC
Topics and Speakers
Principles in relation to planning judicial reviews – Melissa Murphy
Grounds for judicial review of planning permissions – Richard Honey QC
Judicial review procedure - Conor Fegan
Planning Committees - Gregory Jones QC and Jonathan Welch
Venue: WebinarEvent Speakers: Craig Howell Williams QC, Gregory Jones QC, Richard Honey QC, Melissa Murphy, Conor Fegan, Jonathan Welch
CPD: 2 hours
Cost: There is no charge to attend this webinar but places are limited and must be reserved in advance using the booking link below. Once registered, you will receive joining instructions from Zoom by email. Book now
Webinar: Acting for Interested Parties and Interveners in Judicial Review
Webinar from 1.00 - 2.15pm.
Chairman: Richard Honey QC. Speakers: Hereward Phillpot QC and Jasveer Randhawa (Herbert Smith Freehills).
This webinar will cover how best to represent interested parties and interveners in judicial reviews and similar statutory challenges in the Administrative Court and the Planning Court. It will be suitable for organisations who might find themselves in that position from time-to-time, including government bodies and agencies, local authorities, regulators, developers and operators, and public interest organisations. The webinar will cover both strategic and tactical considerations and procedural matters, seeking to give practical tips on how you can participate effectively as an interested party or intervener to protect or promote your interests.
First, Hereward Phillpot QC will consider a number of key practical and tactical issues for interested parties in judicial review type litigation, including:
- when and why interested parties should take an active role in proceedings
- procedure, costs and costs protection
- the duty of candour and its implications
- co-operation with the defendant:
- central government
- local government
- tactical considerations
- consent orders, quashing and re-determination
Secondly, Jasveer Randhawa of Herbert Smith Freehills will cover the role of an intervener in public law litigation and the practical considerations for those considering participation in proceedings through this route, including:
- the value interventions can add
- costs issues
- liaising with the parties and any other potential stakeholders
- procedural issues such as new evidence and timing
Event Speakers: Richard Honey QC, Hereward Phillpot QC, Jasveer Randhawa of Herbert Smith Freehills
CPD: 1 Point
Cost: There is no charge to attend this webinar but places must be reserved in advance using the 'book now' link. Once registered, you will be sent joining instructions from Zoom by email. Book now