Chambers News
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, Codemasters Software >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
29.01.2010
Martyn Barklem successfully defends ex-Newcastle FC striker, Obafemi Martins against £300,000 contract claim. >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 2010 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 2010 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. Regulatory tribunals and disciplinary bodies: natural justice, human rights and injunctions
5. Protecting the crown jewels: the protection of client lists and databases
6. Whistleblowing – what’s new?
7. Dealing with a transnational element in an employment case
8. Equal pay: precedents, pitfalls and practice
9. EU in employment law – sources of law, key principles and recent developments
10. Fundamentals of Banking Law
12. Professional Negligence in the Recession - Claims by Mortgage Lenders
13. Freezing Orders - Practice and Procedure
14. Remedies for Civil Fraud - An update
Chambers is in the process of obtaining CPD accreditation for these talks.
Regional Seminars
During 2010 Littleton Chambers will be holding the following regional seminars:
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Birmingham - Tuesday 20th April 2010, Hotel Du Vin
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Leeds - June 2010
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Manchester - September 2010
Employment Law Seminars
Littleton Chambers Employment Group will be holding its next CPD accredited seminar on Thursday 25th March 2010 at the Inner Temple Hall in London's Inner Temple. Registration is 5.30pm and the seminar commences at 6pm.
Full details are available here.
To reserve a place on this seminar please click here.
Commercial Law Seminars
Littleton Chambers Commercial Group will be holding its next seminar in October 2010. To register your interest in this seminar please click here.
Mediation Seminars
Littleton Chambers will be holding its next Mediation Seminar in the summer of 2010. To register your interest in this seminar please click here.
Arbitration Seminars
Littleton Chambers will be holding its next Arbitration Breakfast in the summer of 2010. To register your interest in this seminar please click here.