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The Supreme Court will hear the appeal in Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers v Tesco Stores Ltd on 23 and 24 April 2024. The appeal raises questions of contractual construction, implied terms and the availability of injunctive relief... Read more
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The High Court (Linden J) has handed down its much-awaited judgment in R (TTT) v Michaela Community Schools Trust, which concerned the lawfulness of a policy of Michaela School to prohibit prayer rituals for all of its pupils. The prohibition... Read more
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Following instigation of disciplinary proceedings by the English Football League (“the EFL”) an independent Disciplinary Commission has determined that Sheffield United Football Club are to be deducted two points at the start of the next season the Club is in... Read more
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We are pleased to announce that Jamie Susskind has been included in the 2024 IEL Tomorrow’s Leaders thought-leadership survey. This year’s survey features 40 experts from 20 countries across the globe, representing the full legal eco-system. They have been selected... Read more
Podcasts
The March episode of the 11KBW Employment Podcast is out now. Our three new employment silks – Amy Rogers KC, Judy Stone KC and Simon Forshaw KC– speak to Ruth Kennedy about a case from their final year as junior barristers: Guy... Read more
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As advances in AI technology continue apace, existing legal tools are struggling to keep up. Meanwhile, the Government has issued its consultation response on the pro-innovation approach to AI regulation, and the EU has just passed its AI Act. Jamie... Read more
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The EAT has handed down judgment in Melki v Bouygues E&S Contracting UK Ltd 2024 EAT 36. James Goudie KC, Oliver Mills and Aliya Al-Yassin acted pro bono for the Appellant under the auspices of Advocate. This is the first... Read more
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In an important judgment, Nicklin J has struck out hundreds of claims brought by police officers alleging a breach of the GDPR and/or misuse of their private information (“MPI”). The claims concerned the officers’ annual pension benefit statements (“the ABSs”)... Read more
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The February episode of the 11KBW Employment Podcast is out now. This is an unmissable episode in our series on protected belief discrimination; Andrew Edge and Hannah Slarks discuss the important first instance decision of Miller v the University of Bristol, in which... Read more
