'A practical guide to factitious illness in care proceedings' - Sharan Bhachu (@BriefNHeels)
Published by @lawbriefpub
A focused guide for advocates dealing with cases that involve FII, providing an understanding of the different definitions and terms.
https://t.co/fxv58MvAma
Congratulations to @BriefNHeels for this achievement. Writing a book is no small feat in any circumstances but when you have a busy practice and family commitments, as Sharan does, it’s even more impressive!
Oh, hello, there I am on pages 20-21 of the current issue of @CounselMagazine
If you’ve never heard of vehicle telematics, you’re not alone. My piece is well worth a read, even if I do say so myself.
https://t.co/0GvwOetjSL
Sharan Bhachu (@BriefNHeels) represented the mother in the case LB of Z And M F X.
The Judgment, involving the LIFT service at the East London Family highlights why the expert assessment fell short of what is expected in family proceedings.
https://t.co/sg4BcGwQrd
#FamilyLaw
Wowzer. awful. Excellent judgment as usual from HHJ Lazarus here, explaining exactly why this expert assessment fell far short of what should be expected in #familycourt. Also, well done that mum :
https://t.co/stEN8VVvxM
Following the #CourtofAppeal decision in re H-W, the #SupremeCourt have now decided on the appeal.
Three members of Chambers, Damian Woodward-Carlton QC, Sharan Bhachu (@BriefNHeels) and Katie Phillips appeared for the respondent Local Authority.
https://t.co/za5FewJQpg
#42BR
We are delighted to see Gemma Farrington off to Westminster this morning. Have a wonderful day and see you this evening for celebratory drinks #silksday
Great day chatting with students at Three Rivers Academy STEM careers day about a career in medicine and surgery. Hugely impressed with the students, diversity and the school staff. @3RiversSurrey@asgbi@RCSEd@RCSnews