News - Birmingham Law School Use of force and legal reasoning: selectivity unbound? Description:In this post on the BLS Research blog Professor Alexander Orakhelashvili comments on contributions relating to the legal regime of the use of force Date:12 September 2023 Martha’s Rule and NHS Patient Safety Description:John Tingle argues there is a need to formalise the right of patients and their families/carers to obtain an urgent clinical review, second opinion.Date:12 September 2023 Martha's Rule and NHS Patient Safety Description:John Tingle argues that there is an urgent need for NHS Hospitals to allow patients families or carers to obtain an urgent clinical review and second opinion.Date:08 September 2023 Chatting with Alexander Orakhelashvili Description:In this interview from the Völkerrechtsblog’s symposium, Professor Alexander Orakhelashvili, discusses his interests, sources of inspiration and habits.Date:06 September 2023 Research Spotlight: Global comparative perspectives on commercial conflict of laws Description:Dr Chukwuma Okoli explains how his interest in the commercial conflict of laws has developedDate:06 September 2023 Partners take first steps on ‘handbook’ for constitutional democracy in Ukraine Description:A unique new handbook will help scientists, human rights defenders, and legal experts further develop Ukraine as a constitutional democracy.Date:01 September 2023 University of Birmingham appoints new Dean of Birmingham Law School Description:The University of Birmingham is delighted to announce that Professor Warren Barr has been appointed as Dean of Birmingham Law School. Date:22 August 2023 Research Spotlight: Dr Samantha Schnobel Description:The month’s Research Spotlight is on Samantha Schnobel and her work on doctrinal and theoretical approaches to relational obligations in negligence.Date:10 August 2023 Roundabouts, groundhog days and patient safety in the NHS Description:In this post for the Birmingham Law Research blog John Tingle discusses the circular nature of NHS patient safety policy making.Date:08 August 2023 Government’s “Pro-Innovation” AI White Paper unfit for purpose Description:In response to the AI White Paper, Emma Ahmed- Rengers and Professor Karen Yeung explore that the proposed approach to AI regulation is unfit for purpose.Date:04 August 2023 University of Birmingham partners on reproductive health research Description:University of Birmingham experts will collaborate on researching policy for reproductive health provision, as part of a new Policy Research Unit.Date:01 August 2023 Small and Medium-size Enterprises (SME) and EU Defence Procurement Law Description:Professor Martin Trybus writes for the Birmingham Law School Research BlogDate:27 July 2023 Previous1234567891011121314Next