Legal frontiers: climate change in judicial review

How the fight against Climate Change is litigated through judicial review.

This webinar aims to provide you with valuable insights into trends in the development of public law in the UK courts and explore recent case law applying the principles of public law and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) in relation to Climate Change challenges, and examining the innovative arguments that are being raised in these cases.

Issues covered will include:

• Leveraging international Law in domestic legal challenges

• Novel ECHR Arguments – can Climate Change infringe human rights?

• Reliance on more conventional arguments based on rationality and statutory duties

• Implications of the rise of public interest litigation and crowd-funding

Our distinguished panel of legal experts will share their expertise and provide in-depth analysis of recent case law, enabling you to identify emerging trends and gain a comprehensive understanding of how climate change issues are being addressed within the judicial review framework. You will also have the opportunity to engage in a Q&A session with our panelists and explore practical implications.

If you were unable to join us, please see here for the final slides.