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Monthly Archives: 27th February 2020
The Secretary of State failed to take the Paris Agreement into account when making his decision on the third runway at Heathrow
The Court of Appeal (Lindblom, Singh, Haddon-Cave, LLJ) has determined that the Secretary of State erred in law in failing to take into account the Paris Agreement on climate change… Read more »
EVENT POSTPONED – Planning, Environmental & Property Law Conference 2020
EVENT POSTPONED: In light of the growing concerns and recent government guidance around COVID-19 we have taken the decision to postpone the upcoming Planning, Environmental & Property Law Conference. We… Read more »
The Department for International Trade consultation on the UK’s proposed Global Tariff
The Department for International Trade is now consulting on the UK’s proposed Global Tariff. It is vital that businesses in all sectors and of all sizes respond and ensure, so… Read more »
Administrative Court dismisses judicial review challenge to reconfiguration of stroke services across Kent and Medway
The Administrative Court has handed down judgment in a conjoined judicial review challenge to the proposed reconfiguration of stroke services across Kent and Medway. Two judicial review claims were brought against… Read more »
Battle Royale at the border: the immigration problems plaguing esports athletes in the UK and US
The recent announcement that Germany intends to introduce a specific esports visa to its immigration code is a watershed moment. In his second article for Law In Sport, Daniel Kozelko… Read more »
Time to act: net-zero on carbon emissions (Stephanie David for Counsel Magazine)
With half a billion animals in Australia’s New South Wales thought to have been killed by the raging wildfires and more than two dozen people killed, Stephanie David examines the UK’s contribution to… Read more »
Adam Robb QC to speak at the SCL Annual Spring Conference
The Society of Construction Law’s Annual Spring Conference is to take place on Friday 6th March in Leeds. The conference will provide an update on Construction Law and Contracts –… Read more »
Upper Tribunal gives guidance as to entry clearance applications by the relatives of refugees
The Upper Tribunal (Mr Justice Nicol and Judge Coker) gives its decision in KF and others (entry clearance, relatives of refugees) Syria [2019] UKUT 413 (IAC). The Upper Tribunal gave… Read more »
Edwin Glasgow CBE QC and David Brynmor Thomas QC to speak at the Johannesburg Arbitration Week 2020
Edwin Glasgow QC and David Brynmor Thomas QC will be speaking at the New Horizons’ Johannesburg Arbitration Week 2020, being held from 17 to 19 March at The Maslow Sandton…. Read more »
Marion Smith QC to join Fox Williams Pre-Moot Panel Debate
Hosted by the Fox Williams International Arbitration Group on the 28th February, Marion Smith QC will join the panel alongside the Rt. Hon. Dame Elizabeth Gloster DBE and Professor Denis… Read more »
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