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Monthly Archives: 28th June 2018
Paul Darling QC and Marion Smith QC to speak at the ‘White Paper Construction Conference: Shaping New Law into Solution-Focused Advice for Your Clients’.
Paul Darling QC and Marion Smith QC are to speak at the ‘White Paper Construction Conference: Shaping New Law into Solution-Focused Advice for Your Clients’, which will take place at… Read more »
Commercial purpose: a new standard in EU law? (Tax Journal) Kelly Stricklin-Coutinho
The CJEU in Hornbach-Baumarkt (Case C-382/16) considers the principle of proportionality in cases where the taxpayer’s arrangements are not on arm’s length terms, but there is nonetheless a commercial reason… Read more »
Adam Robb QC to participate in panel session at the British Insurance Law Association “Too Big To Fail?” Conference
Adam Robb QC is to participate in a panel session at the British Insurance Law Association (BILA) Conference named “Too Big To Fail?“, which will take place at The Old… Read more »
Kelly Stricklin-Coutinho comments on International Tax Review’s “European Court’s Hornbach-Baumarkt ruling gives clarity on arm’s-length principle” – C-382/16
“Taxpayers will be able to argue more effectively against transfer pricing readjustments following a key ruling on the arm’s-length principle in the Hornbach-Baumarkt case (C-382/16). The ECJ ruled that member… Read more »
Allowing music to be played on your premises and the risk of copyright infringement – Stephanie David (Practical Law Dispute Resolution Blog)
In Phonographic Performance v Abimbola Balogun t/a Mama Africa, Miss Penelope Reed QC (sitting in the High Court) determined the defendant’s appeal of Master Price’s refusal to set aside a… Read more »
EU Customs Law (Third Edition) by Timothy Lyons QC BL – Book Launch
To register for the event please click here – All welcome About the Author – Timothy Lyons QC, 39 Essex Chambers, is well known for his work on EU customs, trade, WTO… Read more »
39 Essex Chambers to support the Jamaica Arbitration week and Karen Gough to speak at the Jamaica International Arbitration Centre “Arbitration On The Move” Conference 2018
39 Essex Chambers is delighted to support the Jamaica Arbitration Week, which will take place in Kingston, Jamaica from the 24th until the 30th June 2018. Karen Gough is also… Read more »
Planning & Environmental Law Update – Cambridge 2018
Date: Monday 9th July 2018 Venue: Porie, Aldrich & Norgate Suite Tamburlaine Hotel – Cambridge 27 – 29 Station Road Cambridge CB1 2FB Timings: 5:30pm until 7:00pm (registration from 5:15pm)… Read more »
Paul Darling QC to speak at the SCL (Singapore) Construction Law Conference 2018
Paul Darling QC is to speak at the SCL (Singapore) Construction Law Conference 2018 titled “Collaboration and Technology in Construction Law & Practice – Where to Next?“, which will be… Read more »
Public will pay for divorcing VAT from Europe, Kelly Stricklin-Coutinho writes in The Times
Turbulence is one of the largest contributors to tax revenues and extra accounting burdens are all but inevitable, write Kelly Stricklin-Countinho and Nicola Shaw QC in today’s The Times ‘The… Read more »
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