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On 20th December 2018, John Cavanagh KC and Julian Milford obtained an injunction to prevent strike action by a group of pilots at Virgin Atlantic Airways. The strikes, which were due to begin at midnight on Saturday 22nd December 2018,... Read more
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The Court of Appeal has handed down an important judgment about collective redundancy consultation where the redundancies are on ships and other vessels outside UK territorial waters. Allowing the employer’s appeal, the Court of Appeal held that (1) each vessel... Read more
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On 13 December 2018, the Supreme Court handed down judgment in the first reference made to it under section 33 of the Scotland Act 1998 concerning the competence of a Bill of the Scottish Parliament: Re The UK Withdrawal from... Read more
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R (Wilson & Ors) v Prime Minister CO/3214/2018 Following a day long oral hearing the High Court has dismissed a wide-ranging crowd-funded claim for judicial review which sought to challenge the outcome of the EU Referendum, the giving of Article... Read more
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Judgment was handed down today in R (MP) v Secretary of State for Health and Social Care [2018] EWHC [3392] (Admin). Lewis J upheld the changes to system of charging ‘overseas visitors’ (those not ordinarily resident in the UK) for... Read more
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The High Court has today rejected a challenge to a decision that Deliveroo Riders do not have the right collectively to bargain with Deliveroo. The Central Arbitration Committee had decided that the Riders were not “workers” as defined by s.296... Read more
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We are very pleased to be shortlisted in the following categories for the Legal 500 Bar Awards 2019: Employment Set of the Year Employment Junior of the Year – Jane McCafferty Employment Junior of the Year – Amy Rogers Public... Read more
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We are pleased to announce that Stephen Kosmin, formerly of 39 Essex Chambers, is joining chambers on Monday, the 3rd of December. James Goudie KC and John Cavanagh KC, joint Heads of Chambers say: “We are delighted to be joined... Read more
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Michael Lee recently represented Dr Carpos-Young in her claim for victimisation and wrongful dismissal against the Royal Academy of Music. The Employment Tribunal’s Judgment, reported in The Telegraph, can be read here.
