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Judicial Review
This is a remedy of last resort, but sometimes it is the only way to resolve disputes over care provision decisions, or other acts or omissions by public bodies. It is also a key method of litigating human rights claims.
However, the time limit for judicial review is strict. Claimants must apply promptly and in any event within three months of the decision complained of. Our barristers can deal with urgent applications requiring speedy pre-action advice, and preparation of paperwork to tight deadlines.
The Senior Practice Manager for judicial review work is Daniel Kemp, who can be reached on 020 7691 0003 or email daniel.kemp@hardwicke.co.uk. Alternatively, please call any of our friendly and professional practice managers on 020 7242 2523 or email enquiries@hardwicke.co.uk.
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17.02.2010
Public Law Newsletter February 2010