Chambers News

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
Chris Quinn wins TUPE appeal on inter-relationship of collective rights and individual claims >more

09.07.2010
Rupert D'Cruz invited to address ABA Conference on Cross-border Dispute Resolution >more

09.07.2010
Adam Solomon and Martin Palmer appear on opposite sides of City bonus case >more

09.07.2010
Rupert D'Cruz to speak at 25th Bar Conference on 'Building an International Practice' >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

Seminars


 

 

 

Littleton continues to provide seminars to our clients on a range of topics in its specialist areas of practice.  The seminar roster for the first 6 months of 2009 is set out below.

 

Should you book one of these, depending on the talk chosen, 2 or 3 barristers will come to your offices at lunchtime or in the early evening and speak to PowerPoint slides on the subject and answer your questions.

 

Each talk has been written to hold the attention – and the imagination – so that, in just an hour, your team will be brought up to speed on recent developments and new thinking in the area concerned.

 

Please speak to one of the clerks for further information and to book a seminar.

 

The January to June 2009 roster of seminars:

 

1.   Instant insolvency – an examination of the 4 corporate insolvency regimes

2.   What must a director or senior employee disclose to the company?

3.   A professional negligence update

4.   Concurrent claims in the Employment Tribunal and Court

5.   Regulatory tribunals and disciplinary bodies: natural justice, human rights and injunctions

6.   Protecting the crown jewels: the protection of client lists and databases

7.   Whistleblowing – what’s new?

8.   Dealing with a transnational element in an employment case

9.   Equal pay: precedents, pitfalls and practice

10. EU in employment law – sources of law, key principles and recent developments

 

Chambers is in the process of obtaining CPD accreditation for these talks.
 

 

Employment Law Seminars

 

Littleton Chambers Employment Group will be holding it's next seminar on Tuesday 31st March 2009 in Grays Inn Hall.

 

Details of the seminar content will be available here shortly.

 

To reserve a place on this seminar please click here

 

 

Commercial Law Seminars

 

Littleton Chambers Commerical Group will be holding it's next seminar on Tuesday 15th September 2009 at the Parliament Chamber in Inner Temple.

 

Details of the seminar content will be available here shortly.

 

To reserve a place on this seminar please click here

 

Mediation Seminars

 

Littleton Chambers Mediation Group will be holding it's next seminar on Thursday 21st May 2009 at Grays Inn Hall.

 

Details of the seminar content will be available here shortly.

 

To reserve a place on this seminar please click here

Copyright © Littleton Chambers 2007-2009Terms of Use   |  Site Map   |  Accessibility  |  Privacy Policy
Designed by Thinking Fish