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Monthly Archives: 29th March 2019
The Planning Law Survey 2019: Best of the Barristers
39 Essex Chambers are delighted to have 10 Barristers ranked in The Planning Law Survey 2019. Top Rated Planning Silks: Peter Village QC, Thomas Hill QC, Richard Harwood QC, James… Read more »
No Deal Brexit and the Sale of Vehicles & Engines in the Internal Market
The European Commission has today (28 March 2019) published a notice to stakeholders in the automotive industry which emphasises that, after Brexit Day, UK type approval for: (a) agricultural and… Read more »
International Arbitration Powerlist
39 Essex Chambers are delighted to see three members, John Tackaberry QC, Peter Rees QC and David Brynmor Thomas QC, included in The Legal 500 (Legalese) International Arbitration Powerlist showcasing… Read more »
Riaz v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWHC 721 (Admin)
The High Court hands down the judgment in Riaz v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWHC 721 (Admin). The High Court dismisses the Judicial Review claim brought… Read more »
Islam v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWCA Civ 500
The Court of Appeal hands down its judgment in Islam v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWCA Civ 500. The Court of Appeal addresses the evidential requirements… Read more »
“Moving the Goalposts”: The EU Exit Day Extension Negotiations
Exit Day? For two years one thing was supposedly certain in the Brexit negotiations: on 29 March 2019, the UK was going to withdraw from both the EU and the… Read more »
Who’s Who Legal: Construction 2019
39 Essex Chambers is listed as a Leading Set in this year’s WWL: Construction. They have been selected for their outstanding experience and expertise in resolving complex multi-jurisdictional construction disputes through… Read more »
CIFO Wins First Legal Challenge Since Inception
Kelly Stricklin-Coutinho advised William Redgrave and Lynne Gregory of Jersey law firm Baker and Partners, in the successful defence of the first judicial review application brought against the Channel Islands Financial… Read more »
James Ramsden QC appears for The Law Society before the Court of Appeal in landmark case to determine the extent of the Law Society’s rights on intervention into a solicitors’ practice
James Ramsden QC appeared this week for The Law Society and the Solicitors Regulation Authority before the Court of Appeal (The Chancellor, Flaux LJ & Baker LJ) in a landmark… Read more »
James Ramsden QC gives expert analysis on cryptocurrency claims in the March Edition of Butterworths Journal of International Banking & Financial Law
James Ramsden QC publishes an analysis of the legal issues arising in cryptocurrency claims in the March issue of Butterworths’ market leading IBFL. James is widely regarded as the leading… Read more »
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