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The Civil Law Podcast

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The Civil Team at Pump Court Chambers present this regular podcast featuring discussion of a variety of topics.

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  • The Civil Law Podcast - Beyond the Positive Test: WADA 2027 and the future of anti-doping law

    The Civil Law Podcast - Beyond the Positive Test: WADA 2027 and the future of anti-doping law
    Sep 9 2026

    In the latest episode of the Civil Law podcast, Louisa Simpson and Christopher Veal are joined by Sam Comb of Morgan Sports Law to discuss ‘Beyond the Positive Test: WADA 2027 and the future of anti-doping law’. This episode will explore the upcoming 2027 World Anti-Doping Code and what this will involve for athletes and legal professionals. The speakers will then discuss the future of anti-doping regulation, as well as the practical difficulties of the new Code, which will go into effect in January 2027.


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    1 h et 7 min
  • Personal Injury & Negligence in Sports

    Personal Injury & Negligence in Sports
    Mar 26 2026

    In this episode of The Civil Law Podcast from Pump Court Chambers, host Louisa Simpson speaks with special guests Eoghan Kelly (DWF Law) and Adam Gadd (Pump Court) on all things Sports Injuries. Together the speakers discuss recent developments in Sports Personal Injury, in particular through the lens of four recent cases:


    • Tylicki v Gibbons [2021] EWHC 3470 (QB);
    • Fulham Football Club v Jones [2022] EWHC 1108 (QB);
    • Czernuszka v King [2023] EWHC 380; and
    • Clark v Elbanna [2025] EWHC Civ 776.


    The cases and discussion help to draw out how the test of negligence has been applied in the sports sector, in particular regarding the use of disciplinary rules and findings of independent adjudicators or referees, and the test of ‘recklessness’.

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    41 min
  • Insights from the EAT - Kaler v Insights ESC Limited [2024] EAT 195

    Insights from the EAT - Kaler v Insights ESC Limited [2024] EAT 195
    Oct 13 2025
    In this episode of the Civil Law Podcast, Louisa Simpson interviews Pump Court’s Head of Employment & Discrimination, Heather Platt, about her successful EAT case, Kaler v Insights ESC Limited [2024] EAT 195. Heather gives invaluable insight into disability status by reason of conditions of neurodiversity; s.15 claims and emotional dysregulation as “something arising in consequence of” that disability; reasonable adjustments at trial; adjournment applications; the crucial importance of medical evidence in every element of a case.

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    45 min
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