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Monthly Archives: 30th January 2013
James Strachan appears for the Secretary of State for Justice in test-case judicial review
James Strachan appeared for the Secretary of State for Justice in test-case judicial review claims about what constitutes a miscarriage of justice requiring payment of compensation. One of the unsuccessful… Read more »
Cloud providers warned of US data protection risk
Gordon Nardell QC was a member of an expert panel at this year’s Computers, Privacy and Data Protection conference in Brussels, dealing with the impact of the US Foreign Intelligence… Read more »
Planning Enforcement (2nd Edition)
A second edition of Richard Harwood’s book Planning Enforcement is being published by Bloomsbury Professional in April 2013. The book will be comprehensively updated and deals with new topics such… Read more »
James Strachan appears for the Registrar General to defend the refusal to register a scientology building as a place of religious worship
R (Hodkin) –v- Registrar General for Births [2012] EWHC 3635 (Admin) Ouseley J James Strachan appeared for the Registrar General to defend the refusal of registration of a scientology building… Read more »
Fenella Morris QC and Victoria Butler-Cole are instructed by Liberty in litigation arising from the Winterbourne View abuse scandal.
Fenella Morris QC and Victoria Butler-Cole are instructed by Liberty in litigation arising from the Winterbourne View abuse scandal.
Sadie Crapper secures permission for Homes for Haringey to proceed with contempt proceedings
On 22 January 2013 Sadie Crapper secured permission from Mr Justice Holroyde for Homes for Haringey to proceed with its application for contempt proceedings against Barbara Fari and her husband,… Read more »
Vikram Sachdeva successfully defends Department of Health in high profile challenge to Do Not Resuscitate Policy
On 21 December 2012 giving judgment in R (Tracey) v Cambridge University NHS Foundation Trust and Secretary of State for Health Mrs. Justice Nicola Davies DBE ruled that no challenge… Read more »
Annual Environmental Law Update
Chaired by Thomas Hill QC and presented by Stephen Tromans QC, Justine Thornton and Ned Helme, the Thirty Nine Essex Street Annual Environmental Update will provide an overview of recent… Read more »
Annual Planning Law Update
Chaired by Peter Village QC and presented by John Pugh-Smith, Richard Wald and Rose Grogan, the Thirty Nine Essex Street Annual Planning Law Update will provide an overview of recent case law… Read more »
Emissions Performance Standards – A Good Thing?
The world is a long way from weaning itself off fossil fuels. In Europe, one result of Germany’s renunciation of nuclear energy is a dramatic rise in the construction of… Read more »
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