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On 15th December 2022 a fatal crushing incident occurred at the 02 Academy Brixton, since when the Venue has remained closed by order of Lambeth Council. On 15th September, following a 2 day hearing, the Licensing Sub-Committee permitted it to... Read more
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We are delighted to announce that chambers has been shortlisted for the following awards: – Employment Set of the Year – Human Rights and Public Law Junior of the Year – Christopher Knight The winners will be announced at the... Read more
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This week, in aid of World Jewish Relief, Emily Maitlis interviewed Jamie Susskind, together with Richard Susskind and Daniel Susskind, on artificial intelligence and its consequences for the future of humanity. The sold-out event took place at the Curzon theatre... Read more
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IGT & Ors v Gambling Commission & Allwyn Entertainment Limited [2023] EWHC 2226 (TCC) The TCC today handed down an important judgment on the circumstances in which interested parties may recover their legal costs in public contract litigation. The ruling... Read more
Podcasts
The August episode of the 11KBW Employment Podcast is out now. When can a non-compete clause stop a departing employee from doing something that… doesn’t compete? In this episode, Judy Stone speaks to Raphael Hogarth about Boydell v NZP Ltd [2023] EWCA Civ 373, the Court... Read more
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The Administrative Court has handed down judgment in R (AI) -v- London Borough of Wandsworth and Secretary of State for Education [2023] EWHC 2088 (Admin), refusing the claimant’s claim that Wandsworth had failed to comply with its PSED duties (imposed... Read more
Articles
Leo Davidson writes for LawInSport on the latest developments in data litigation. Reviewing the recent authorities and reported disputes, the article analyses the causes of action available to rightsholders to protect exclusivity in the distribution of valuable data and the... Read more
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The Supreme Court has handed down judgment in Worcestershire County Council v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2023] UKSC 31, allowing Worcestershire’s appeal in this important case concerning section 117 of the Mental Health Act 1983. Section 117... Read more
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Many of our barristers hold further specialist qualifications. By way of reminder we highlight some of them here: Called to the Bar in other jurisdictions: Northern Ireland – Jason Coppel KC, Anya Proops KC, Rupert Paines Ireland – Ben Mitchell... Read more
