Overview

New to civil actions against the police? This course equips claimant lawyers with the tools to start strong and advocate effectively.

Introduction to Actions Against the Police

LAG’s annual Introduction to Actions Against the Police training is intended for claimant practitioners new to the area of civil actions against the police and detaining authorities.

As well as the theory covered on the day, this is an invaluable opportunity to discuss tips and tactics with fellow claimant practitioners and trainers who are experienced in litigating in this area.

This full-day, in-person training will be delivered by Catriona McGregor (Bhatt Murphy), Eva Roszykiewicz (Bhatt Murphy), Caleb Simpson (Bhatt Murphy), Michael Etienne (Garden Court Chambers) and Freddy Powell (Doughty Street Chambers),

Introduction to Actions Against the Police covers key topics to support legal practitioners and other professionals involved in police law to deepen their understanding of this complex area of law.

You'll learn about important topics, like:

• Heads of claim: intentional torts

• Heads of claim: Human Rights Act and Equality Act

• Limitation

• Case strategy

• Quantum and settlement

Strategy and tactics for effective practice will be also discussed throughout the day. Practical discussion of cases and delegate participation will help clarify these issues.

Please note this course is for claimant lawyers only.

Course materials/resources

Comprehensive course handouts will be distributed electronically to all delegates. Questions and contributions from those involved in the cases under discussion are positively encouraged.

Join us at our Introduction to Actions Against the Police training to equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to make an impact, learn practical tips, continue your professional development and connect with fellow professionals in the field.

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