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Monthly Archives: 30th April 2019
The Applicable Law Of Set-Off And Cross-Border Insolvency Proceedings: The Advocate General’s 30 April 2019 Opinion In CeDe Group AB
Today, Advocate General Bobek has delivered his opinion in Case C-198/18 CeDe Group AB v KAN Sp. z.o.o. (in insolvency) (see here), a case which relates to the vitally important… Read more »
Infected Blood Inquiry Formally Opens
The Infected Blood Inquiry formally opens today. Jenni Richards QC, Katie Scott, Annabel Lee, James Bradford and Stephanie David are counsel to the inquiry, Eleanor Grey QC and Catherine Dobson… Read more »
Katherine Apps In Court Of Appeal Case On Insolvency And Equal Pay
The Court of Appeal in Graysons Restaurants v Jones [2019] EWCA Civ 725 [see here] considered whether claims for equal pay fell within “arrears of pay” payable under Part XII… Read more »
European Cross-Border Estate Planning – Timothy Lyons QC
Timothy Lyons QC is General Editor of “European Cross-Border Estate Planning”, which has recently been made available by Sweet & Maxwell on Westlaw. The book contains chapters on many EU… Read more »
Irish Government And The ITF Agree Deal To Protect Migrant Workers From Slavery
Matthias Kelly QC (instructed by Mason Hayes and Curran) successfully led a legal team representing the International Transport Federation (ITF), a global federation of Transport Unions, in a unique legal… Read more »
Public Law Analysis – Tom Tabori
Tom Tabori, interviewed by Varsha Patel of LexisNexis, discusses the principles that should be considered when assessing proportionality of interference with qualified rights on the basis of pressing social need…. Read more »
Meet Us At The Sport Resolutions Annual Conference
Paul Darling OBE QC will be taking part in a panel discussion at this years Sport Resolutions Annual Conference on ‘Sport and Gambling: happy bedfellows or a toxic mix?’, alongside… Read more »
Jockey Club Racecourses obtained a permanent injunction in the High Court
Jockey Club Racecourses obtained a permanent injunction in the High Court in March 2019 against persons unknown to prevent touting at Cheltenham Racecourse. This was a ground breaking case commencing… Read more »
DoLS is dead, long live the Liberty Protection Safeguards
The Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill has passed its final Parliamentary stage, clearing the Lords for the last time on 24 April. We do not yet have a date for Royal… Read more »
Education Newsletter – April 2019
Enclosed please find the first edition of the 39 Essex Chambers’ Education Newsletter. This quarterly newsletter will address key developments in the law around education. We welcome your feedback on… Read more »
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