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Marcus Pilgerstorfer KC (11KBW) writes for InDret with Jean-Sébastien Borghetti (Université Panthéon-Assas), Duncan Fairgrieve (British Institute of International and Comparative Law), Richard Goldberg (Durham Law School), Geraint Howells (NUI Galway), Piotr Machnikowski (University of Wrocław), Eleonora Rajneri (University of Piemonte... Read more
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Philip Kolvin KC asks whether the High Court’s decision that remote local authority meetings cannot continue without new legislation applies to licensing committee hearings. Please read the article on the Local Government Lawyer website here.
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The much-anticipated appeal in Google LLC v LLoyd will be heard next week by the Supreme Court. The appeal raises two issues: · Is it legitimate to bring a single-claimant ‘representative’ action on behalf of the entirety of an affected class in a... Read more
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In R (Schofield) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2021] EWHC 902 (Admin) the Divisional Court (Singh LJ and Julian Knowles J) dismissed a root-and-branch challenge to the compatibility of the UK’s statutory ban on the admissibility of... Read more
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The Good Law Project recently obtained permission to bring judicial review proceedings in relation to DHSC’s award of several contracts (worth at least £90m) for the development and supply of lateral flow antibody tests, to a consortium led by Abingdon... Read more
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Syrian refugee, Jamal Hijazi, is pursuing a defamation claim against Stephen Yaxley-Lennon a.k.a Tommy Robinson. The claim follows a video of the schoolboy being attacked at school and which went viral on social media. Mr Yaxley-Lennon subsequently made comments on... Read more
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On 19 March 2021, the Supreme Court ruled in a landmark judgment that those engaged in “sleep-in shifts” are not entitled to the national minimum wage for the entirety of that shift, but rather only for the period of time... Read more
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Chambers is pleased to announce that David Bedenham has been appointed to the Sport Resolutions’ Panel of Arbitrators and to the National Safeguarding Panel for a 3 year term commencing April 2021. Sports Resolution provides arbitration, appeals, investigation, and mediation services to National... Read more
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On March 17th 2021, the Football Association has published the Independent Review into Child Sexual Abuse in Football: 1970-2005. The Review was carried out by Clive Sheldon KC, with a team of barristers from 11KBW: David Bedenham, Zoe Gannon, Leo... Read more
