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Jonathan Auburn appointed Queens Counsel
We are delighted to announce that Jonathan Auburn has been appointed to Silk. Members of 11KBW offer him our warmest congratulations.
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Josiah Senu wins first 11KBW Scholarship
11KBW are delighted to announce that Josiah Senu has been awarded the first 11KBW Scholarship. The 11KBW Scholarship for black students on the Bar Professional Training Course was established as a specific and practical response to the underrepresentation of black... Read more
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Anya Proops KC and Zac Sammour act for Labour Party in leaked antisemitism report claim
On Monday, the High Court (Tipples J) dismissed an application by a high profile former Labour Party official to force the Labour Party to disclose the identity of the individuals it reasonably believes to be responsible for the leak of... Read more
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Amy Rogers recognised in Chambers Global 2021
We are delighted that Amy Rogers has been ranked in the 2021 Chambers Global Guide for her commercial disputes work. Chambers Global says “She is simply tremendous” and “Clients absolutely love her”. The Chambers Global Guide ranks the top lawyers... Read more
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Webinar: Village Green
In February 2021, the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in TW Logistics Ltd v Essex County Council [2021] UKSC 4 which addressed various important issues concerning the registration of land as a Town or Village Green including the meaning... Read more
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Daniel Stilitz KC and Joseph Barrett acted successfully for the Secretary of State, defending the scheme of the trade union recognition legislation against a challenge by the IWGB
Daniel Stilitz KC and Joseph Barrett acted successfully for the Secretary of State, defending the scheme of the trade union recognition legislation against a challenge by the IWGB. The union had argued that the legislation was incompatible with Article 11... Read more
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Philip Kolvin KC looks at the likely fallout from the Supreme Court’s ruling on whether Uber drivers were ‘workers’
Philip Kolvin KC looks at the likely fallout from the Supreme Court’s ruling on whether Uber drives were ‘workers’. Please read the full article on the Local Government Lawyer here.
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11KBW responds to consultation on measures to reform post- termination non-compete clauses in employment contracts
Late last year the Government announced an Open Consultation on Measures to reform post-termination Non-Compete clauses in contracts of employment: The Consultation was said to be founded on the Government’s desire to explore avenues to boost innovation, create the conditions... Read more
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Jason Coppel KC and Joseph Barrett in successful challenge to £500m Network Rail infrastructure tender
Jason Coppel KC and Joseph Barrett of 11KBW acted on behalf of Progress Rail Services UK Limited (“PRS”) in its successful challenge to Network Rail’s £500 million national rail (switches and crossings) infrastructure procurement. PRS has been the principal incumbent... Read more