Allison Bailey

Apr 10, 2024 | allisonbailey.co.uk | Allison Bailey

I welcome the findings and recommendations in the Final Report of the Cass Review. https://cass.independent-review.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/CassReview_Final.pdfLike many other women and men, I was smeared as a transphobe for opposing the ideological and dangerous model of healthcare espoused by the network of LGBT+ charities aligned with Stonewall, including Gendered Intelligence, Mermaids, the LGBT Foundation and others.

Mar 1, 2024 | hbritalia.it | Rainer Strack |Susanne Dyrchs |Allison Bailey |Herminia Ibarra |Kendall Smith |Neil Courtis

Usate il pensiero strategico per creare la vita che desiderate Sette domande per chiarire ciò che per voi è davvero importante.   di Rainer Strack, Susanne Dyrchs e Allison Bailey   In tempi di crisi, molti di noi si pongono domande esistenziali su salute, sicurezza, scopo, carriera, famiglia ed eredità. Tuttavia, il più delle volte questa riflessione è di breve durata.

Dec 5, 2023 | hbr.org | Rainer Strack |Susanne Dyrchs |Allison Bailey

In times of crisis, many of us ponder existential questions about health, security, purpose, career, family, and legacy. However, more often than not, such contemplation is short-lived. The demands of everyday life — the here and now — can overwhelm us, leaving little time to think about the long term and what we are working toward. As a result, when faced with life decisions both big and small, we are left with nothing to guide us but emotion or intuition.

Nov 6, 2023 | allisonbailey.co.uk | Allison Bailey

On 3 November 2023, the Tribunal published its latest judgment in my case. This is the second costs judgment published since I won my case in August 2022. The original costs judgment ordered Garden Court to pay me £20,000 in costs as a consequence of their unreasonable conduct of the litigation, and despite them seeking hundreds of thousands of pounds in costs from me (which the Tribunal refused).

Jul 7, 2023 | allisonbailey.co.uk | Allison Bailey

We have received judgment from the hearing that took place last week to determine the costs applications made by Garden Court against me, and by me against Garden Court. The Tribunal found that I should pay none of Garden Court’s costs, but they must pay £20,000 of mine. This is a great relief: Garden Court weren’t able to say precisely how much they had wanted me to pay, but it was somewhere in the region of 40-50% of their total costs of £675,000.