Upcoming interactive session – “Are the bereaved better served by Inquests or Public Inquiries in controversial death and disaster cases?”

11 September 2019

Sign for the Law Courts in Manchester

Chambers are hosting an interactive session discussing the question, “Are the bereaved better served by Inquests or Public Inquiries in controversial death and disaster cases?”

 

For further details, please see Chambers’ event page here.

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