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The Employment Appeal Tribunal has upheld the Employment Tribunal’s decision to strike out a claim because the Claimant had discussed her evidence with a journalist during an adjournment: see Chidzoy v BBC, UKEAT/0097/17/BA. During a break in the course of... Read more
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The High Court has given judgment in Richard Pease v Henderson Administration Ltd, a high profile dispute between a successful investment fund manager and his former employer concerning the parties’ respective rights to manage, and receive fees for the management... Read more
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We are delighted to announce that, having successfully completed his pupillage, Daniel Isenberg has become the newest member of 11KBW. Daniel accepts instructions in all areas of Chambers’ work, in particular in public (including public international) and commercial matters. ... Read more
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Anya Proops KC, Aileen McColgan and Natalie Connor together with Jennifer Robinson of Doughty Street Chambers have today provided written submissions to the Women and Equalities Committee’s Inquiry on the misuse of non-disclosure agreements. The Committee was established in June... Read more
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We are delighted to announce that four members of chambers have been appointed as Recorders. They are: Richard Leiper KC – Northern Circuit Andrew Sharland KC – South Eastern Circuit Marcus Pilgerstorfer – Western Circuit Joanne Clement – South Eastern... Read more
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Proceedings were brought by three individuals who had been convicted, many years ago, of offences of loitering or soliciting in a street or public place for the purpose of prostitution, contrary to section 1 of the Street Offences Act 1959.... Read more
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Following the release of the results of the Queen’s Counsel appointments 2017, we are delighted to announce that Andrew Sharland will be appointed to Silk on Monday 26th February 2018. Members of 11KBW offer him our warmest congratulations.
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In a decision that could redefine the human rights obligations on the police when investigating a crime, the Metropolitan Police lost an appeal against two rape victims, who won compensation over its handling of the case of black cab rapist... Read more
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The Home Office agreed to pay an asylum seeker £15,500 in damages following its unlawful disclosure of his personal data to his home country. The personal data in question consisted of information provided by the asylum seeker to the Home... Read more
