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James Maurici QC is speaking at PLP’s Judicial Review Trends and Forecasts London 2016 conference on Wednesday 12 October 2016. He is speaking in the Environmental Judicial Review breakout session alongside Richard Buxton. They will look at the future of environmental judicial review including the impact of cases such as Champion on the discretion not to quash, judicial review rule changes made in recent years, Brexit and further proposed changes to the Aarhus costs rules. They will also look at likely future challenges in areas such as fracking, mining wind farms etc.
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