Private Law Theory

INTRODUCTION
It is the view of this author, and perhaps also some readers of the journal, that 2022 was a year that held hope of brighter times and, in many ways, failed to deliver. While restrictive rules introduced during the Covid-19 crisis were gradually lifted for much of the world, allowing increased freedom and long-awaited reunions for many, the consequences of the devastating global event that was the pandemic are still being felt and uncovered. In addition, this year was rocked by war, economic and political upheaval, and natural disasters linked to the climate crisis. Any sense of certainty, or predictability even in the short term, has taken knock after knock. Wariness and weariness abound. This article concerns some interesting cases and issues arising in 2022 from the field of torts, and therefore relevant to professional liability …

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Emily Gordon, ‘Professional negligence in 2022: the year in review’ (2023) 39(1) Professional Negligence 5-23.