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Monthly Archives: 31st January 2020
Colin McCaul QC Appointed to Two Sporting Tribunals
Colin McCaul QC has been appointed as an Independent Disciplinary Panel Member of Scottish Athletics. As the National Governing Body for Athletics in Scotland, Scottish Athletics is affiliated to UK… Read more »
Nettleship case summary – judicial review challenge to reconfiguration of NHS hospital services
R (Nettleship) v South Tyneside Clinical Commissioning Group [2020] EWCA Civ 46 This case arose from a public consultation and decisions made regarding the reconfiguration of hospital services (stroke, maternity… Read more »
Alex Ruck Keene honoured with an ‘Association Award’ by the Association of Anaesthetists
Chambers is delighted to announce that Alex Ruck Keene has received an ‘Association Award’ from the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland for his work supporting the Association… Read more »
Deok Joo Rhee QC appointed to KCAB International’s Panel of International Arbitrators
Chambers is delighted to announced that Deok Joo Rhee QC has been appointed to KCAB International’s Panel of International Arbitrators. She joins Adrian Hughes QC and Loretta Malintoppi, existing members… Read more »
High Court refers case on an Irish bankrupt’s claim to his personal pension scheme to Luxembourg
Nugee J has ordered a preliminary reference to the Court of Justice of the EU in a dispute over a bankrupt’s claim to his personal pension scheme which has not… Read more »
Transgender teens: High Court battle over young people’s right to access hormone blocking drugs
A former patient of the gender identity development service (‘GIDS’) at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust has joined a High Court bid to change the law on consent… Read more »
High Court confirms that certain actions taken in divorce proceedings can lawfully be performed by non-lawyers
JK v MK and E-Negotiation Ltd (trading as amicable) and The Queen’s Proctor [2020] EWFC 2 In an important judgment handed down on Monday 20 January 2020 relevant to disciplinary… Read more »
Immunity from jurisdiction under the Brussels I Regulation in a civil action for disasters at sea?
Is a maritime classification society immune from jurisdiction under the Brussels I Regulation in respect of a civil action for damages brought by victims of a maritime disaster? This was… Read more »
An overview of FIFA’s new data protection regulations (Jonathan Bellamy for LawInSport)
Jonathan Bellamy has published an article on LawInSport, the leading sports law website in the world, discussing FIFA’s new data protection regulations which came into effect following its council meeting… Read more »
Commercial JR and A1P1
In R (British Medical Association) v Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, the British Medical Association challenged a new regulation promulgated by the Secretary of State which provided… Read more »
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