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Employment Law Conference 2017 – Discrimination Update
Papers by Sean Jones KC entitled “Discrimination Update” delivered at the 11KBW Employment Law Conference 2017. Read the paper here.
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Employment Law Conference 2017 – Whistleblowing
Papers by Andrew Blake entitled “Whistleblowing” delivered at the 11KBW Employment Law Conference 2017. Read the paper here.
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High Court Quashes Removal of Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police
The Divisional Court has handed down its judgment in R (Crompton) v Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire [2017] EWHC 1349 (Admin). The case rules on decisions of the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire, under section 38 of... Read more
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Jonathan Swift KC writes on data protection, client information and subject access requests
Jonathan Swift KC writes on the risk that client information held by solicitors may be vulnerable to subject access requests under the Data Protection Act. The article was published in the Solicitors Journal, click here to read the article.
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Court of Appeal victory for consultant cardiologist who blew the whistle after patient death
Daniel Stilitz KC and Harini Iyengar in Court of Appeal victory for consultant cardiologist who blew the whistle after patient death. Daniel Stilitz KC and Harini Iyengar were instructed by Linklaters LLP. Click here to read the judgment.
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Joanne Clement and Julian Blake in pupil allergy death inquest
The Senior Coroner for Inner North London handed down a narrative determination in the inquest touching on the death of Nasar Ahmed. The inquest concerned a fourteen year old boy who became unwell at school while he was in an... Read more
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Inquiry on Protecting Children in Conflict
Sean Aughey is part of the legal panel of a new international inquiry tasked with strengthening the framework for the protection of children in conflict and holding perpetrators of abuses to account. The UN Special Envoy for Global Education and... Read more
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Red light for term time holidays
The Supreme Court has decided that a parent commits a criminal offence on any occasion where his or her child does not attend the school at which s/he is registered unless one of the express statutory excuses is satisfied (sickness... Read more
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Essop and Naeem: understanding indirect discrimination
In the joined cases of Essop and Naeem ([2017] UKSC 27) the Supreme Court has taken on a daunting task: the simplification of indirect discrimination law. This is not a case note in the usual sense. We have not set... Read more