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Employment-law

Amir Ahmed Bhatti v County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

The High Court refused a consultant surgeon’s interim injunction against NHS practice restrictions, finding no strong case that the Trust’s January 2026 decision was irrational.

  • Interim-injunctions
  • Suspension-and-exclusion-of-employees
  • Maintaining-high-professional-standards-(mhps)
  • Implied-terms-of-trust-and-confidence
  • Clinical-governance
  • Patient-safety
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Civil-procedure

Dr Malay Haldar & Anor v Dawn Crook & Ors

The High Court dismissed multiple applications to reinstate struck-out claims, refused interim payments and relief from sanctions, and granted a restrictive injunction.

  • Strike-out
  • Relief-from-sanctions
  • Interim-payments
  • Jurisdiction
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Collateral-attack-on-judgments
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Civil-procedure [2026] EWHC 1091 (KB)

Haldar & & Anor v Crook & Ors (Rev1)

Haldar & & Anor v Crook & Ors (Rev1) [2026] EWHC 1091 (KB) (11 May 2026)

The court dismissed applications to restore struck-out claims and for interim payments, held the filings were unintelligible and abusive, and granted a communication injunction.

  • Striking-out-of-claims
  • Relief-from-sanctions
  • Interim-payments
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Jurisdiction
  • Collateral-challenge
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Medical-law

Dr Premila Thampi v The General Medical Council

High Court appeal in a medical fitness-to-practise case. Impairment was upheld, but suspension was quashed and replaced with no further action.

  • Fitness-to-practise
  • Informed-consent
  • Professional-misconduct
  • Sanctions
  • Proportionality
  • Public-interest
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Administrative-law [2026] EWHC 1036 (Admin)

Thampi v General Medical Council

Thampi v General Medical Council [2026] EWHC 1036 (Admin) (01 May 2026)

High Court appeal in GMC fitness-to-practise case. Impairment was upheld, but the three-week suspension was quashed because the Tribunal misapplied the test for taking no action and proportionality.

  • Fitness-to-practise
  • Sanctions
  • Informed-consent
  • Procedural-fairness
  • Proportionality
  • Medical-discipline
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Family-law

G (Discontinuation of Ventilatory Support), Re

The High Court authorised withdrawal of ventilation for a seven-year-old girl with profound brain injury, finding ongoing treatment was no longer in her best interests.

  • Withdrawal-of-life-sustaining-treatment
  • Best-interests-of-the-child
  • Medical-ethics
  • Parental-rights
  • Delay-in-medical-cases
  • Best-interests-of-child
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Family-law [2026] EWHC 812 (Fam)

G (Discontinuation of Ventilatory Support), Re

G (Discontinuation of Ventilatory Support), Re [2026] EWHC 812 (Fam) (02 April 2026)

The High Court held that continued mechanical ventilation for G, a severely brain-injured child, was no longer in her best interests and authorised withdrawal.

  • Withdrawal-of-life-sustaining-treatment
  • Best-interests-of-child
  • Medical-ethics
  • Parental-rights
  • Delay-in-medical-proceedings
  • Parental-disagreement
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Public-law [2026] EWHC 810 (Admin)

Olabode, R (On the Application Of) v His Majesty's Area Coroner for Manchester City (Rev1)

Olabode, R (On the Application Of) v His Majesty's Area Coroner for Manchester City (Rev1) [2026] EWHC 810 (Admin) (02 April 2026)

Judicial review of a coroner’s inquest findings after a child’s death from sickle cell-related brain injury was dismissed.

  • Judicial-review-of-inquest-findings
  • Causation-in-coronial-proceedings
  • Standard-of-reasoning-for-coroners
  • Clinical-negligence
  • Procedural-fairness-in-inquests
  • Judicial-review
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