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We are taking part in Tour de Law to raise money for Breast Cancer Care. We’ll be cycling the distance of London to Paris and back over two days. It would be hugely appreciated if you could sponsor our efforts. Click... Read more
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In Case C-207/16 Ministerio Fiscal ECLI:EU:C:2018:788 the CJEU has addressed whether it is compatible with Directive 2002/58 and with the Charter of Fundamental Rights for a public authority to gain access to data for the purpose of fighting crime about... Read more
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On 3 October 2018, the International Court of Justice handed down its Order on provisional measures in Alleged Violations (Iran v. USA). The case concerns claims by Iran that the US economic sanctions announced on 8 May 2018 are in... Read more
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Jonathan Moffett KC and Michael Lee are currently representing Surrey County Council before the Divisional Court in its defence of a challenge to its Special Educational Needs budget. The case concerns the extent of local authorities’ obligations to consult and... Read more
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In a judgment delivered today the High Court has provided critical guidance to public authorities seeking to ascertain whether contracts and certain leases must be awarded in compliance with a procurement process prescribed by the Concession Contracts Regulations 2016 (CCR).... Read more
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In Browne v The Parole Board [2018] EWCA Civ 2024, the Court of Appeal (Coulson LJ, with whom Arden and Singh LJJ agreed) has re-affirmed that, save where human rights or EU law is engaged, it is the ‘Wednesbury’ test... Read more
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Julian Milford acted for the Government in the recent joined cases Big Brother Watch v UK, 10 Human Rights Organisations v UK, and Bureau of Investigative Journalism v UK. The European Court of Human Rights handed down its long-awaited judgment... Read more
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Chambers is delighted to announce that Clive Sheldon KC and Jason Coppel KC have been appointed to the position of Deputy High Court Judge, following the recent competition. Read more here.
