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The Supreme Court has handed down judgment in Lipton v BA Cityflyer Ltd, unanimously dismissing the airline’s appeal. The appeal concerned the Liptons’ right to compensation arising from delayed travel from Milan to London in January 2018 where their flight... Read more
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We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for the following awards at the Legal 500 UK Bar Awards 2024: Court of Protection Silk of the year – Jonathan Auburn KC Employment Silk of the year – Daniel... Read more
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The Privy Council has handed down judgment in Eco-Sud (Respondent) v Minister of Environment, solid Waste and Climate Change [2024] UKPC 19, confirming that interested NGOs have standing to bring claims in the Mauritius Environment Tribunal. Environmental NGO Eco-Sud had... Read more
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Peter Oldham KC and Joseph Barrett KC of 11KBW acted successfully for Birmingham City Council (BCC) in its successful judicial review challenge to the decision of the Secretary of State for Transport (the SST) to terminate the PFI Credits allocated... Read more
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The Supreme Court will today and tomorrow hear three appeals relating to civil servants employed by the Home Office, DEFRA and HMRC. All employees are members of the appellant trade union, the Public and Commercial Services Union. The Supreme Court... Read more
Podcasts
The June episode of the 11KBW Employment Podcast is out now. This month Mike Lee talks to Katherine Taunton about Wicked Vision Ltd v Rice [2024] EAT 29. When can a whistleblowing claimant claim that their dismissal was a detriment? Mike and... Read more
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Richard and Aileen will be attending the 5th IFSEA International Conference Risk, Reward and Reputation Management for Senior Executives & Founders. The conference will be addressing some of the most cutting-edge issues affecting business leaders and founders – and their... Read more
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The EAT (Eady P) has handed down judgment in Beldica v British Council, providing useful guidance on the relationship between diplomatic (and state) immunity, the Human Rights Act and the territorial jurisdiction of the Employment Tribunal. The ET found that... Read more
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Joanne Clement KC and Paul Greatorex have attended the AULP Annual Conference 2024 in Loughborough this week. Paul Greatorex with Rachel Gower from the University of Warwick covered a session on “Duties of care and disability discrimination post-Abrahart” and Joanne... Read more
