Tag: Book reviews

Supporting Legal Capacity in Socio-Legal Context (Mary Donnelly, Rosie Harding and Ezgi Taşcıoğlu, eds., Hart, 2022, hardback/eBook, c.£76/61) The second wave of scholarship about the … Read More ›

Memoirs of an Incapacity Judge: “In the right place at the right time” (Gordon Ashton; available in paperback/Kindle via Amazon, 2022). I should start this … Read More ›

Neuropsychological Aspects of Brain Injury Litigation: A Medicolegal Handbook for Lawyers and Clinicians (Phil S Moore, Shereen Brifcani and Andrew Worthington, eds., Routledge, 2021, paperback/hardback/eBook, c.£33.00) … Read More ›

I was recommended this book shortly after having also been recommended another book about dementia in hospital, Wandering the Wards: An Ethnography of Hospital Care … Read More ›

Clustered Injustice and the level green (Luke Clements, Legal Action Group, 2020, ebook/paperback, £20) In some ways, it is ironic that this book is published … Read More ›

Power of Attorney: All you need to know: granting, it, using it or relying on it (Sandra McDonald, Souvenir Press, 2021, paperback/Kindle: £10.99) In this … Read More ›

Domestic Abuse and Human Rights (Jonathan Herring, Intersentia, 2020, c. £55) and A Practical Guide to Coercive Control for Legal Practitioners and Victims (Rachel Horman, … Read More ›

Adolescent Mental Health Care and the Law (Camilla Parker, Legal Action Group, 2020, £50) Camilla Parker set herself a hugely difficult task in identifying and … Read More ›

A Practical Guide to the Law of Medical Treatment Decisions (Ben Troke, Law Brief Publishing, 2020, c£39.99) Ben Troke, a solicitor and partner at Hill … Read More ›