10 Mar 2022
Hickman & Rose has submitted a response to the UK Government’s consultation on proposed reforms to the Human Rights Act 1998. The firm urges the Government to reconsider its plans, which if…
13 Jan 2022
As the Government announces that the upcoming public inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic will be chaired by former Court of Appeal judge Baroness Heather Hallett DBE, Hickman & Rose’s Daniel…
9 Dec 2021
As news reports claim that Jennifer Arcuri will provide new evidence of wrongdoing by Boris Johnson, civil litigation partner Stefano Ruis and paralegal Aleister Adamson assess the likelihood – and…
22 Jul 2021
Head of civil litigation Daniel Machover has been quoted in the legal press commenting on the introduction to parliament of the Judicial Review and Courts Bill.
Daniel joined shadow justice…
18 Mar 2021
Head of Civil Litigation Daniel Machover has been quoted at length in the Law Society Gazette on the results of Lord Faulks’ review of judicial review. Daniel argues that the review ‘reflects that it…
9 Mar 2021
By Stefano Ruis
The UK government is considering whether the Human Rights Act (HRA), which was passed into law in 1998, should be changed. It has set up an independent review designed to establish…
26 Nov 2019
Considerable alarm has been prompted by Conservative plans to review the judicial review process.
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25 Nov 2019
The Conservative Party has been criticised for looking to rekindle the debate over judicial review and the Human Rights Act should it win the upcoming general election, with the creation of a…
15 Sep 2016
INQUEST press release regarding a case being conducted by Hickman and Rose and counsel from Garden Court Chambers and Doughty Street Chambers.
‘Unarguable’ legal challenge by police shooter E7 to the…
15 Sep 2016
The Court of Appeal today rejected an appeal by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) against a ruling in May by Mr Justice Collins which required the IPCC to independently investigate…
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