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We are delighted to announce that Professor Christian Tams joins Chambers today. A distinguished international lawyer, Christian’s practice focuses on international litigation and arbitration. He has represented States in proceedings before international courts and tribunals, acted in arbitral proceedings under... Read more
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Philip Kolvin KC is the Lead Author of Darkest before the Dawn, the Night Time Industry Association’s Manifesto for the Night Time Economy, 2024, published today. The manifesto, which is directed at national and local politicians, makes 44 recommendations to... Read more
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Anya Proops KC is speaking at Global Class Actions Symposium 2023 on Big Tech & Crypto Claims – the rise of crypto and AI, together with the increasing dominance of Big Tech, has brought with it the risk of class... Read more
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We are delighted with our rankings in the Chambers and Partners UK Bar Guide 2024. We are ranked as a set in the top tiers for Employment, Public Procurement, Local Government, Community Care and Education, and once again stand alone... Read more
Podcasts
The October episode of the 11KBW Employment Podcast is out now. When can an employee claim for a series of unpaid holiday payments? In this episode, Sean Jones KC speaks to our new tenant, Aliya Al-Yassin about Chief Constable of Northern Ireland v Agnew [2023] UKSC... Read more
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The First-tier Tribunal has given judgment in Clearview AI Inc v The Information Commissioner [2023] UKFTT 00819 (GRC). The case concerned an enforcement notice and a £7.5 million Penalty Notice issued by the Commissioner to Clearview AI, an American facial recognition company,... Read more
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Leo Davidson is joining the ‘TECHNOLOGY – How will AI and new technology help sport, on and off the pitch’ panel today at the Law in Sport Global Summit 2023 – Understand The Rules Of The Game. This year’s conference... Read more
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Teleperformance Contact Limited v Secretary of State for the Home Department and VF Worldwide Holding Limited [2023] EWHC 2481 (TCC) The High Court (Constable J) has lifted the automatic suspension in respect of the c. £1.2 billion procurement for delivery... Read more
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David Bedenham, instructed by Iain MacWhannell of Joseph Hage Aaronson, successfully represented an employment intermediary in an appeal against a denial of input tax and £15 million VAT assessment. The intermediary had purchased (and on-supplied) labour from thousands of mini-umbrella... Read more
