Chambers News
18.03.2010
Tullett Prebon v BGC judgment handed down >more
18.03.2010
Damian Brown successfully defends appeal in the case of Briggs and ORS v Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust >more
16.03.2010
Charles Samek QC and David Lascelles secure summary judgment for Icelandic investor >more
15.03.2010
Carol Davis returns to full time practice >more
11.03.2010
Michael Duggan appears as counsel for Shanahan Engineering Ltd >more
10.03.2010
Jeffrey Bacon and Adam Solomon present defending restrictive covenant cases webinar >more
08.03.2010
Adam Solomon and Martin Palmer appear in City bonus case >more
05.03.2010
Chambers is pleased to announce the forthcoming publication of 'Termination of Employment' >more
04.03.2010
Charles Samek QC acts for internationally-renowned computer games producer >more
03.03.2010
The shape of things to come - electronic working at the RCJ >more
02.03.2010
WARNING: Fraud / financial scams >more
26.02.2010
Naomi Ellenbogen to be appointed Queen's Counsel >more
24.02.2010
Prof Erika Szyszczak to speak at the CLT Equality Law Conference >more
18.02.2010
Ian Mayes QC joins the Board of IKOS >more
17.02.2010
Jonathan Cohen successfully obtains injunction to prevent dock workers strike >more
11.02.2010
Andrew Clarke QC and Naomi Ellenbogen succeed in the Court of Appeal in the leading NHS equal pay multiple, North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust v Fox (formerly known as “Potter”). >more
10.02.2010
Court of Appeal rules that loser does not have to pay costs of appeal: Martin Fodder acts for respondent >more
03.02.2010
Daniel Tatton Brown appears for the Respondent in the Equality and Human Rights Commission backed appeal, J v DLA Piper UK LLP. >more
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