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The CAC has determined that Deliveroo riders are not “workers” within the meaning of s.296 of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 and, as a result, dismissed the IWGB’s claim to be recognised for the purposes of... Read more
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On 7 November 2017 the Supreme Court announced that it was refusing permission to appeal against the Court of Appeal’s judgment in favour of five Police Forces who had used regulation A19 of the Police Pensions Regulations 1987 to compulsorily... Read more
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The new edition of Chambers & Partners UK Bar Directory was launched last week, revealing another great set of rankings for 11KBW. We had 11 new rankings across our specialist practice areas, and 22 members were promoted, moving us 2... Read more
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11KBW is proud to announce that it has been awarded a Certificate of Recognition for its contribution to the wellbeing initiative at the Bar. In making the award, the Bar Council said that ‘11KBW has taken a clear and considered... Read more
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Today, the Supreme Court has handed down its judgment in Littlewoods Limited v HMRC. It reversed the judgment of the Court of Appeal, allowed HMRC’s appeal, and concluded that the EU law right to recover interest on overpaid VAT did not require... Read more
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11KBW’s Karen Steyn KC appeared in Benkharbouche and Janah (judgment 18 October 2017), in which the Supreme Court held that provisions of the State Immunity Act 1978 preventing embassy service staff bringing employment claims before the English courts were incompatible with the right... Read more
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We are delighted to announce Amy Rogers won Employment Law Junior of the Year 2017 at the Chambers Bar Awards, which took place last night.
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Harini Iyengar appeared on Newsnight on 24 October to discuss compensation and non-disclosure agreements in sexual harassment cases in light of the Harvey Weinstein allegations. Click here to watch (Harini’s item is from 34 mins)
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11KBW’s Peter Oldham KC, Tom Cross and Joseph Barrett appear in Al-Hijrah School v OFSTED (judgment Friday 13th October 2017), in which the Court of Appeal rules that OFSTED were entitled to find that the School had discriminated on grounds... Read more
