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Monthly Archives: 23rd June 2020
FCA Test Case – Business interruption insurance
Overview The COVID-19 pandemic has led to closures and widespread disruption to business – resulting in substantial financial loss. Many policyholders have made claims for these losses under their Business… Read more »
WEBINAR: Collaborating to Achieve Project Excellence
Lindy Patterson QC will join a panel of speakers on the 15th July for this webinar from Arcadis. Details: Arcadis recently released the 10th Anniversary Edition of the Arcadis Global… Read more »
WEBINAR: Public Inquiries in England – Do they result in change?
Matthias Kelly QC will join Lord Hendy this evening in this webinar hosted by the Society of English & American Lawyers (SEAL). Date and Time: Tuesday 23rd June @ 6pm… Read more »
WEBINAR: Data Protection in a Pandemic
In this webinar, one of a weekly series by Chambers’ Public Law Group, the speakers will cover: Update on sharing health data in the context of a pandemic – Eleanor Grey… Read more »
Key issue with Universal Credit regulations held irrational
The Court of Appeal has allowed an application for judicial review by four single mothers, who challenged an aspect of the Universal Credit regulations which resulted in them experiencing significant… Read more »
Ian Brownhill Joins Chambers
We are delighted to announce that Ian Brownhill has joined Chambers from No. 5 Chambers. Ian has a broad public law and human rights practice which focusses on mental capacity,… Read more »
New update of ‘At home, around the World’
Episode 11 sees Dr. Ashwani Kumar and Camilla ter Haar reflect on the ways in which the Covid-19 pandemic is impacting on our world and what a newly emerging world… Read more »
Where next for furlough: Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme issues
The scale of the government’s furlough scheme (“CJRS”), announced on 20 March 2020, has been enormous. As of 14 June 2020, approximately 9.1 million jobs from 1.1 million employers were… Read more »
WEBINAR: The proper law of an arbitration agreement: making sense of a muddle?
An arbitration agreement is “severable” from the contract in which it is found. This means an arbitration agreement persists even if the contract itself is void or terminated. If the… Read more »
Princes Parade: clarification of the approach to flooding and policy compliance
Dove J handed down judgment on 22 June 2020 in the case of R (Martin) v Folkestone and Hythe District Council [2020] EWHC 1614 (Admin), which considered the reliance on… Read more »
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