Through the inquisitor’s lens – Series 2, episode 3: What are the challenges in navigating data in Inquiries and Inquests?

Through the inquisitor’s lens – Series 2, episode 3: What are the challenges in navigating data in Inquiries and Inquests?

May 12, 2026

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United Kingdom
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Series 2 continues!

We’re excited to bring you the latest episode of Through the Inquisitor’s Lens:

What are the challenges in navigating data in inquiries and inquests?

In this episode, Charlotte Belcher, Senior Associate at Eversheds Sutherland, is joined by Paul Mertens, Barrister at Pump Court Chambers, and Shona Love, Barrister at Pump Court Chambers, to discuss the legal basis on which Inquiries and Inquests can request information from participants, and the challenges that can arise in managing data during these processes.

Together, they explore:

  • The statutory and procedural foundations for information requests
  • The scope of disclosure obligations for organisations and individuals
  • Common legal and practical challenges when responding to Inquiries and Inquests

This episode offers valuable insight for those navigating public inquiries and inquests, helping participants to understand disclosure expectations while managing legal and strategic risk.

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