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We have team of walkers taking part in the London Legal Walk today which brings together the legal community to support free legal advice services. Thank you to everyone who has donated so far. If would like to support the... Read more
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We are delighted to announce that Philip Kolvin KC has become a Patron of the United Kingdom Crowd Management Association.
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The EAT has given judgment in Pråhl & ors v Lapinski [2025] EAT 77, rejecting a jurisdictional challenge by three respondents domiciled in Sweden to discrimination claims brought against them in an employment tribunal. The Swedish respondents argued that, since... Read more
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Harini Iyengar is speaking as a Data and Privacy expert barrister at the Public Law Project’s Public Law and Technology Conference today which is hosted by Fieldfisher. Harini will be speaking the ‘Data law: The public / private crossover’ panel.... Read more
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she had deliberately included fake citations in her written work; or alternatively she did in fact use AI to produce her list of cases and, in her denials, provided the court with untruthful evidence. Either way, the Court found that... Read more
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In the High Court on Friday (6 June) Mr Justice Swift refused permission for Liberty to challenge the consultation process being run by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) to its updated Code of Practice, in R (National Council for... Read more
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Anya Proops KC will be joining a panel at LIDW 2025 to discuss “The Social Media Effect – individual data and collective actions”. Recent developments in artificial intelligence and machine learning have led to a tremendous increase in the amount of... Read more
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We are delighted to announce that Juliet Wells joins Chambers today. Juliet has a wide-ranging practice spanning public law, group litigation, commercial law, international law, public inquiries, and costs and litigation funding. Many of her cases involve issues at the... Read more
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We are delighted to announce Sean Jones KC has been appointed to sit part-time as a temporary Judge of the EAT alongside his current practice at the bar.
