by Julian Johnson | Feb 25, 2015
I read with interest recent medical literature, reporting on research at Johns Hopkins, emphasising the role of a 3rd factor in cancer incidence. Debate has traditionally focussed on the ‘environmental -v- hereditary’ nature of many cancers. New research, as...
by Julian Johnson | Nov 8, 2013
I note with interest the recent article in the Australian, confirming a wrongful birth claim for the parents of triplets in Queensland, alleging a breach of contract by their IVF provider, by which they had agreed that no more than 2 embryos would be implanted, yet...
by Julian Johnson | May 20, 2013
I have recently had a couple of cases raising this issue, which arises from time to time, of when does a settlement actual become final + binding (so neither party can withdraw). I will cover the issues in 2 separate blog posts. The first case involved a relatively...
