Chambers News
16.07.2008
Andrew Stafford QC and Chris Quinn win Allen v GMB in the Court of Appeal >more
15.07.2008
Adam Solomon and Charlotte Davies successful in the Court of Appeal in the age discrimination case of Johns v Solent SD Ltd >more
10.07.2008
Katherine Apps acts as junior counsel for Dwain Chambers >more
01.07.2008
Lucy Bone, Jonathan Cohen and Andrew Edge enter Chambers and Partners 2009 rankings >more
26.06.2008
Sam Neaman and David Lascelles appear in the first decision of the High Court on whether a security for costs application can include the costs of a pre-action mediation >more
25.06.2008
Selwyn Bloch QC, Daniel Tatton Brown and John Davies QC appear in a leading decision on garden leave injunctions >more
25.06.2008
Katherine Apps considers the practical effect Impact v MAFF could have on employment cases >more
25.06.2008
Chris Quinn successfully resists application for an injunction made under the Copyright and Rights in Database Regulations 1997 >more
19.06.2008
The Importance of the Lie >more
04.06.2008
Adam Solomon defends Immanuel C of E Community College in high profile employment tribunal claim >more
02.06.2008
Littleton Urgent Mediation Unit: 1st Mediation >more
23.05.2008
Adam Solomon writes about the Employment Simplification Bill 2008 >more
21.05.2008
Damian Brown and Katherine Apps in landmark trade union case >more
21.05.2008
Littleton Urgent Mediation Unit Launched at Gray's Inn >more
23.04.2008
The 2008 Edition of Blackstone’s Employment Law Practice is now available >more
21.04.2008
Samantha Higgins joins as new Chambers’ Administrator >more
31.03.2008
Whistleblowing: Law & Practice >more
26.03.2008
Gavin Mansfield writes about the problems of age discrimination in the work place >more
06.03.2008
David Reade QC comments on January’s Court of Appeal judgement on the status of agency workers >more
03.03.2008
John Bowers QC comments on the rights of equal pay >more
23.01.2008
Ian Mayes QC quoted on the FT on landmark VAT case >more
22.01.2008
Caroline Harry Thomas appointed Queen's Counsel >more
15.01.2008
John Bowers QC - Equal Pay in Times online >more
08.01.2008
Adam Solomon and Jonathan Cohen join Chambers >more
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