Philip Kolvin QC In a wide-ranging decision, the First Tier Tribunal has brought clarity to several aspects of regulatory practice associated with gambling operating licences.…
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Procurement of Covid-19 vaccines: why were legal liabilities transferred to the public sector?
Marcus Pilgerstorfer QC (11KBW) writes for InDret with Jean-Sébastien Borghetti (Université Panthéon-Assas), Duncan Fairgrieve (British Institute of International and Comparative Law), Richard Goldberg (Durham Law…
Read MoreCan remote licensing hearings continue?
Philip Kolvin QC asks whether the High Court’s decision that remote local authority meetings cannot continue without new legislation applies to licensing committee hearings. Please…
Read MorePhilip Kolvin QC looks at the likely fallout from the Supreme Court’s ruling on whether Uber drivers were ‘workers’
Philip Kolvin QC looks at the likely fallout from the Supreme Court’s ruling on whether Uber drives were ‘workers’. Please read the full article on…
Read MoreJournal of Licensing: Beyond Regulation
Article written by Philip Kolvin QC for the Journal of Licensing entitled ‘Beyond Regulation’. Read the article here.
Read MoreMarcus Pilgerstorfer QC’s Product Liability article appears in European Journal of Risk Regulation
Marcus Pilgerstorfer QC has co-authored an article considering liability issues arising in relation to the production of medical products in response to the coronavirus pandemic.…
Read MoreWhat do we still need to know about the extension of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme to October 2020?
In positive news, the Chancellor has announced that the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (the “Scheme”) will be extended until the end of October 2020. However,…
Read MoreNew COMBAR guidance on remote hearings
COMBAR has recently (12 May 2020) published a Guidance Note on Remote Hearings (“the Guidance”), containing practical advice for those undertaking remote hearings in the…
Read MoreThe Impact of COVID-19 on Inquests and Inquiries
The COVID-19 pandemic is obviously relevant to those who act in the area of Inquests and Inquiries. There will inevitably be a dramatic rise in…
Read MoreFTT extends stay on information rights cases
The FTT has granted an application by the Information Commissioner for an extension dated of the existing stay on information rights cases. On 27 April…
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