Nikita McNeill represented a travel company in inquest proceedings following the death of 21 year old Kona Gamble who died from head injuries whilst on holiday in Ayia Napa in 2013. Mr Gamble’s friends found him badly injured, upside down and trapped on an air conditioning unit, on his own first floor balcony of a […]
Welcome to the Winter issue of 2 Hare Court’s Criminal Regulatory Newsletter. In this issue: Regulation 5 of the Food Information Regulations and how they are applied by large food retail companies recently came under significant scrutiny in the inquest into the tragic death of 15 year old Natasha Ednan-Laperouse. Paul Renteurs, an instructed advocate […]
Members of 2 Hare Court’s Criminal Regulatory Group would be delighted for you to join them at their annual event: Regulatory Crime Seminar 2pm – 5pm Thursday 4th October 2018 Hilton Manchester Deansgate With drinks and canapés to follow at Cloud 23 This seminar is accredited for 3 CPD Hr(s) This years’ Regulatory […]
Nikita McNeill appeared in an Article 2 inquest concerning the death in A&E of a young woman with significant learning and physical difficulties. The deceased was admitted to the Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust after vomiting for 24 hours. The Coroner heard that in the two and half hours following her admission doctors and nurses failed […]
Nikita McNeill appeared as junior counsel to the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) last week at public hearings into the case of Peter Ball, former Bishop of Gloucester, who was convicted in 2015 for offences which included indecent assault and misconduct in a public office. He was sentenced to 32 months imprisonment. The Inquiry […]