Dr. Bianca Jackson, a distinguished family law barrister at Coram Chambers, has recently had an article published in Family Law. Dr. Jackson is a prominent figure in our Alternative Families practice group and specialises in children law, both public and private, with a particular interest and expertise in the legal aspects surrounding transgender children and carers.
Her article, “From Bell v Tavistock to the Cass Review: What does the law say about gender-affirming care for trans youth?” provides a comprehensive overview of the key legal and medico-legal developments that have taken place since Bell v Tavistock, shedding light on how the law now approaches gender-affirming care for gender incongruent children and young people.
The article delves into significant cases such as Bell and Another v The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, AB v CD and others, and the Cass Review, offering valuable insights into the evolving legal landscape surrounding gender-affirming care for trans youth.
This insightful article by Dr. Bianca Jackson is a must-read for legal practitioners and professionals working in this area. It provides a thorough analysis of the legal principles and developments in the context of gender-affirming care for young people, offering valuable guidance and understanding in this complex and evolving area of law.
We are immensely proud of Dr. Jackson’s contributions to the legal community and her dedication to promoting understanding and awareness of legal issues surrounding transgender children and young people.
To read the full article, please go here.
