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The Privy Council, by a majority of 4-1, has held that the Domestic Partnership Act 2018 did not contravene the Bermudian Constitution. The Act provided for a legally recognised form of union for same-sex couples but, reversing the effect of... Read more
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The High Court dismissed judicial review challenges brought by commercial bus operators to the introduction of bus franchising in Greater Manchester yesterday. Mr Justice Julian Knowles held that the Mayor’s decision and the process by which the Greater Manchester Combined... Read more
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We are very pleased to have been shortlisted for the Legal Cheek Awards 2022 for the quality of our work. The full shortlist can be viewed here and winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on the 24th of March.
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Our membership currently includes 18 female counsel of whom 3 (soon to be 4) are silks. We are particularly proud that female members of Chambers have been appointed as Lady Justice of Appeal, High Court Judges and Employment and First... Read more
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Excession Technologies Limited v Police Digital Service [2022] EWHC [413] (TCC) On 25 February 2022, the High Court (O’Farrell J) dismissed Excession’s claims under the Defence and Security Public Contracts Regulations 2011 (“the Regulations”), and in implied contract, challenging the... Read more
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We are pleased to announce that, once again, Amy Rogers has been recognised as a global leader in Commercial Dispute Resolution in Chambers Global Directory 2022. Chambers Global says Amy is “absolutely superb”, and “the quality of her work shines out dazzlingly”. The... Read more
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The High Court has handed down judgment in R (A and others) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2022] EWHC 360 (Admin), an important case on Parliamentary privilege and the scope of Article 9 of the Bill of... Read more
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The High Court has handed down an important judgment in the case of R (Runnymede Trust and Good Law Project) v SoS for Health and Social Care and the Prime Minister [2022] EWHC 298 (Admin). The Claimants had argued that... Read more
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The first hearings of the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry commenced yesterday. Previously a non-statutory inquiry, the Inquiry was put on a statutory footing under the Inquiries Act 2005 on 1st June 2021, following the judgment of the Court of Appeal quashing... Read more
