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On Wednesday 15 December, Mrs Justice Heather Williams handed down judgment in R (Police Superintendents’ Association) v HM Treasury [2021] EWHC 3389 (Admin). Andrew Sharland KC and Stephen Kosmin acted for the Police Superintendents’ Association. The Police Superintendents’ Association challenged HM... Read more
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Jen Coyne was part of the Review Team for NHSI in relation to whistleblowing and governance at West Suffolk NHS Trust. The independent report by Christine Outram MBE has just been released. The independent report can be found here. For... Read more
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Kellogg Brown & Root Limited v MOPAC & MPS [2021] EWHC 3321 (TCC) The High Court (Joanna Smith J) has ruled that the automatic suspension should be lifted in respect of a c. £400m framework agreement being let for use... Read more
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The Court of Appeal has just handed down judgment in A Mother v Derby CC [2021] EWCA Civ 1867, which is the latest case in the ongoing issue of the use of the inherent jurisdiction to authorize the deprivation of... Read more
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Chambers opened on 7th December, 1981 in premises on the first floor south of 1, Harcourt Buildings, Temple. There were ten members: one silk – Alexander Irvine, Q.C. (as he then was) and nine juniors – James Goudie, Eldred Tabachnik,... Read more
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We are pleased to announce that Daniel Stilitz KC and Jason Coppel KC has been appointed to the FA General Appeals Panel for a three-year term. The Appeals Board hears disciplinary and regulatory appeals on behalf of the FA, and... Read more
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In R (OK) v The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust; Doctors of the World; Secretary of State for Health and Social Care [2021] EWHC 3165 (Admin) (26 November 2021), the High Court (Ritchie J) dismissed a judicial review test case that... Read more
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We are proud to support the Metropolitan Police Christmas Tree Appeal by donating presents to children aged from birth to 17 years old. These children, nearly 17,000 of them this year, come from many different backgrounds. Many live in poverty,... Read more
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The Court of Appeal has this morning dismissed a challenge by the Motherhood Plan (aka ‘Pregnant then Screwed’) to the way in which payments under the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (“SEISS”) are calculated. The SEISS was introduced to assist the... Read more
