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The case was brought by Clare Page, who was represented by Zoe Gannon, against a decision of the Information Commission. The Information Commissioner had upheld a school’s decision to withhold both the teaching materials used by a third party provider,... Read more
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Module 1 of the Covid-19 public inquiry has begun its oral hearings, looking into the preparedness for the pandemic. It will assess if the pandemic was properly planned for and whether the UK was adequately ready for that eventuality. The... Read more
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Ben Mitchell has re-joined the roll of the Bar of Ireland having been called in 2019. Ben is able to accept instructions for work involving Irish and EU law. Ben’s call to the Bar of Ireland also provides rights of... Read more
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The Court of Appeal (Sir Geoffrey Vos MR, Popplewell and Snowden LJJ) has unanimously dismissed Andrew Tinkler’s appeal from the judgment of Leech J in Tinkler v Esken Limited, the latest skirmish in litigation that has run since 2018. The... Read more
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In Ambulance Transfers Limited v KCH NHS Foundation Trust [2023] EWHC 1266 (TCC) the High Court has provided useful guidance on the approach public bodies are entitled to take when dealing with legal challenges to a decision or process which they have... Read more
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We are delighted to announce that Rachel Kamm and Tara Shahbahrami have joined chambers as Associate Members, specialising in undertaking impartial, independent investigations. Rachel’s experience covers a broad range of workplace issues (including allegations of bullying, discrimination and victimisation) across... Read more
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From 1 June, Christopher Jeans KC will be an Associate Member at 11KBW. He will be available for non-litigious advisory work and to act as an arbitrator and independent investigator in his specialist practice areas. Read more about Christopher Jeans... Read more
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The Cambridge Taxi Drivers Association lodged an application for permission to apply for judicial review against South Cambridgeshire District Council’s policy requiring CCTV in all licensed hackney carriage and private hire vehicles, and its refusal to delay implementation of the... Read more
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Christopher Knight was junior counsel instructed by the Government Legal Department in R (The Duke of Sussex) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2023] EWHC 1228 (Admin) (23 May 2023). Following a one-day hearing on 16 May Mr... Read more
