Public interest interventions: A guide to help drive change

Based on our Guide to Public Interest Interventions, this 2-hour webinar combines procedural guidance with practical insights and tips from legal experts, experienced interveners on how to use third-party interventions strategically in judicial review and other legal proceedings. 

Presented in partnership with Landmark Chambers.

This training is for

• Charities, NGOs, and campaigning groups with an interest or involved in interventions 
• Public law lawyers and legal aid practitioners involved in public interest litigations 

The speakers will cover

• The role and importance of public interest interventions 
• Identifying suitable cases and managing procedural and costs issues 
• Preparation for evidence and submissions 
• Using interventions to support wider advocacy and campaigning for social change 

Ticket pricing

• Standard: £60 – For practitioners in private practice, and those working for a governmental or regulatory body. 
• Discounted: £50 – For charities, NGOs, trainee lawyers, academics, and those working in the charity or voluntary sector 
• Contributory: £30 – For those working in small organisations with very little or no training budget, or those with limited resources but wish to contribute 
• Student: £20 – For full time students with a valid university email address 
• Free tickets – If you do not have a training budget or are applying independently and are unable to pay, please email a brief explanation to [email protected] to request a free ticket.
  Please note that PLP is a charity and relies on income from events as part of its funding, so we kindly ask that you purchase a ticket if you are able to do so. 

Speakers 

• Chair: Victoria Pogge von Strandmann, Public Law Project
• Charles Bishop, Landmark Chambers
• Alex Shattock, Landmark Chambers
• Kehinde Adeogun, Black Equity Organisation
• Monique Hawkins, the3million
• Maeve Hanna, A&O Shearman
• Pierre Makhlouf, Former Head of Policy and Strategic Litigation at Bail for Immigration Detainees