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Monthly Archives: 21st July 2016
Matthias Kelly QC instructed in ‘Goddard Inquiry’
Matthias Kelly QC has been instructed by Giles Ward, of Milners Solicitors, Leeds to represent Ampleforth Abbey and School in the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). The Inquiry… Read more »
Environmental Judicial Review in Grand Cayman
Stephen Tromans QC and Deok Joo Rhee appeared before the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands in one of the first environmental judicial reviews in that jurisdiction, and one of… Read more »
Summers v Fairclough strikes again
On Thursday 14th July 2016, judgment was handed down in the County Court at Central London in the case of Sikand v CS Lounge Suite Ltd and others striking out both claims… Read more »
Katie Scott and Mungo Wenban-Smith in Court of Appeal case involving withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment for a child
On 13 July 2016, the Court of Appeal (King & McFarlane LLJ) dismissed a mother’s appeal against a declaration made by Parker J at first instance on 20 June 2016… Read more »
Saima Hanif is interviewed by Reuters about the impact of Brexit on Financial Services
In an interview with Reuters, Saima Hanif discusses the impact of Brexit for the financial services sector. The article is available here.
Brexit – A Legal Analysis
Presented by: Paul Craig QC (Hon.) FBA – Professor of English Law at Oxford University David Feldman QC (Hon.) FBA – Rouse Ball Professor of English Law at Cambridge University… Read more »
Richard Wald instructed to act for Natural Resources Wales
Richard Wald has been instructed to act for Natural Resources Wales in relation to the Welsh Government’s proposed £1bn M4 corridor around Newport, which is due to be considered at a c…. Read more »
Richard Wald successfully acts for major waste handler Wasteology Ltd
Richard Wald has successfully acted for major waste handler Wasteology Ltd in appeal against revocation proceedings brought against it by the Environment Agency under the Environmental Permitting Regulations 2010. To… Read more »
Richard Wald appointed by the Cabinet Office to be an Assistant Commissioner for the Boundary Commission for England.
Richard Wald appointed by the Cabinet Office to be an Assistant Commissioner for the Boundary Commission for England. The role commences in September 2016 and involves providing assistance to the… Read more »
Brexit will trigger electoral reform for expat voters – Fenella Morris QC
(Featured in The Times’ “The Brief” on Wednesday 13th July 2016). Into the Brexit maelstrom comes another threatened legal challenge: expat voters say their right to a postal vote was… Read more »
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