Chambers News
02.09.2010
John Bowers QC nominated for Employment Silk of the Year; Chambers nominated for Employment Set of the Year >more
10.08.2010
John Bowers QC will speak at the Equality Law Update Conference >more
28.07.2010
Chris Quinn in successful unfair dismissal appeal establishing duty on employer to state reason for possible dismissal in clear terms >more
27.07.2010
Useful guidance as to what is required to be proven in a strike out application >more
27.07.2010
Chris Quinn wins TUPE appeal on inter-relationship of collective rights and individual claims >more
09.07.2010
Rupert D'Cruz to speak at 25th Bar Conference on 'Building an International Practice' >more
09.07.2010
Adam Solomon and Martin Palmer appear on opposite sides of City bonus case >more
09.07.2010
Rupert D'Cruz invited to address ABA Conference on Cross-border Dispute Resolution >more
08.07.2010
e-Working Project now live in the Commercial Court >more
05.07.2010
Richard Price OBE, QC interviewed by BBC Radio 4’s “PM” programme >more
02.07.2010
Richard Price OBE, QC appointed as a Legal Assessor to General Medical Council >more
30.06.2010
Caroline Harry Thomas QC elected to governing body of the Middle Temple >more
25.06.2010
Adam Solomon appeared for the successful Defendant in the High Court case of Hopkin v FSA >more
24.06.2010
Daniel Tatton-Brown appears in J v DLA Piper UK LLP >more
11.06.2010
Michael Duggan successfully represented the Defendant in Gledhill v Bentley Designs (UK) Ltd >more
09.06.2010
John Bowers QC and Katherine Apps granted permission to appeal to the Supreme Court in R (on the application of G) v X School and Y Council >more
28.05.2010
Prof Erika Szyszczak to speak at the 8th experts’ forum on new developments in European state aid law 2010 >more
25.05.2010
Stuart Ritchie and Brian Lacy secure settlement for the President of the Hungarian Poultry Federation >more
19.05.2010
Briggs and ORS v Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is reported in IRLR >more
17.05.2010
David Reade Q.C. acts for BA >more
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