A paternalistic approach to capacity: who ‘controls’ when someone may take their own life? – Article by Caroline Shields, Naomi Mcloughlin and Emily Reed

The article primarily considers reported cases in the Court of Protection relating to anorexia sufferers, in the context of the diagnostic aspect of capacity assessments. It considers how a diagnosis, or lack thereof, relates to the functional test for capacity, and the nature of treatment a person might receive. This article was published in the […]

PSQB Court of Protection Event – 19th January, 6pm at Iberica

Park Square Barristers are hosting a panel event in Leeds to discuss recent legal developments in the Court of Protection and raise awareness of the current issues and debates in the field. We hope to cover a variety of topics relevant to CoP practitioners, including balancing the privacy of P and open justice in the […]

Well-Being Seminar – 26th March 2020

PSQB’s Family Team counsel,Caroline Shields, has organised a seminar , presented by Wendy Showell Nicholas, Psychotherapist, who will be doing an introduction regarding the emotional, practical and professional impact of returning to work, including how to deal with emotional conflict.