The programme is as follows:
| Time | Topic |
|---|---|
| 3.00 | Who’s in and who’s out? – Steven Snowden QC. Steven will look at the different categories of individuals who can be classed as dependents. |
| 3.20 | Dependency: Breaking the Mould – Harry Steinberg QC and Aliyah Akram Harry and Aliyah will explore the meaning of dependency and deliver a critical analysis of Rupasinghe v West Herts Hospital. |
| 3.50 Parallel session |
Pension dependency in fatal claims – tending the golden goose – Brian McCluggage. Brian will look at maximising/minimising pension claims.- OR –The fundamentals of Fatal accident claims – Vanessa Cashman. Vanessa will look at the basic principles of pursuing/defending these claims (aimed at those with less experience). |
| 4.20 | Break |
| 4.35 Parallel session |
Looking into the crystal ball – David White. David will look at pursuing and defending claims for “speculative” future losses.- OR –Lost years v Fatals claims for Claimants suffering with cancer – John Paul Swoboda. John Paul will look at the merits of these alternative claims for those with short life expectancies. |
| 5.05 | Panel session with Q&A – including a short presentation by David Sanderson: Apportionment – problems and solutions Delegates are invited to submit questions/topics in advance, as well as ask them on the day. |
| 5.30 | Drinks |
We have limited space and this invitation is intended for the addressee only – please follow the link below to reserve your place.
This event will be accredited with 2 APIL CPD points.
