In a claim raising issues described by the Judge as “important, current, controversial and of public interest”, the High Court has ruled that participation by…
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High Court discharges Government super-injunction after almost two years
Chamberlain J has today handed down judgment in Ministry of Defence v Global Media and Entertainment Limited and others [2025] EWHC 1806 (Admin), discharging an…
Read More11KBW appears for both sides in important judgment on ‘external eyes only’ confidentiality rings in public procurement disputes
Lime Technology Limited v Liverpool City Council [2025] EWHC 1654 (TCC) The High Court (Mr Roger Ter Haar KC, sitting as a Deputy High Court…
Read MorePhilip Kolvin KC has appeared in the Supreme Court in a taxi licensing case
Philip Kolvin KC has appeared in the Supreme Court in a taxi licensing case, representing regional private hire operator Delta Merseyside Limited. The appeal was…
Read MoreDaniel Stilitz KC and Jason Coppel KC appointed as members of the Football Association Judicial Panel
We are pleased to announce that Daniel Stilitz KC has been appointed and Jason Coppel KC has been reappointed as a members of the FA…
Read MoreNewman v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis 2305069/2023
Aileen McColgan KC, with Jennifer Lanigan of 4KBW, successfully defend the Met against allegations of discrimination and harassment connected with gender critical beliefs. The decision…
Read MoreOliver Jackson appears in landmark Merchant Interchange Fees CAT judgment
On Friday 27 June 2025 the Competition Appeal Tribunal (“CAT”) handed down a landmark judgment in Merchant Umbrella Interchange Fees [2025] CAT 37, deciding for…
Read MoreZac Sammour and Aliya Al-Yassin act in challenge to UK Government export of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel
The Divisional Court has today handed down judgment in R (Al-Haq) v Secretary of State for Business and Trade [2025] EWHC 1615 (Admin). The claim…
Read MoreEquality and Human Rights Commission successfully defends appeal by Liberty in the Court of Appeal
On 6 June 2025, Mr Justice Swift refused permission for Liberty to challenge the consultation process being run by the Equality and Human Rights Commission…
Read MoreRaphael Hogarth acts for London primary school in successful challenge to closure
The Schools Adjudicator has overturned a decision by Lambeth Council to close St John the Divine Church of England Primary School, a voluntary aided school…
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