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Monthly Archives: 26th November 2020
Brexit, Trade and Tax – a global view from Timothy Lyons QC
In this webinar, for Queen Mary University of London, Professor Timothy Lyons QC will give an insight into recent developments in the Brexit saga, affecting trade and taxation. With only… Read more »
High Court rejects judicial review claim seeking prescription for novel form of medication
The Claimant, a 9 year old girl who suffers from a rare form of spinal muscular atrophy, sought a prescription for a novel form of medication known as Nusinersen. Access… Read more »
Steven Lim to speak at the Philippine Construction Arbitration Conference
The Philippine Institute of Construction Arbitrators and Mediators (PICAM) Construction Arbitration Conference is taking place on 26th November. During a full day’s virtual conference, a panel of distinguished speakers will… Read more »
39 Essex Chambers Planning and Environmental Law Update for the Northern Region
Stephen Tromans QC, John Pugh-Smith and Christiaan Zwart will present 39 Essex Chambers’ annual Planning and Environmental Law Update for the Northern Region virtually this year via Zoom, focussing on… Read more »
Court of Appeal confirms that interest may be awarded by adjudicators in NHS contract disputes
The Court of Appeal had confirmed that where a dispute arises as to payment under an NHS contract then the adjudicator has the discretion to make an award of interest…. Read more »
“Allowable absences” for Points Based System Migrants: Hessamizar
The Upper Tribunal dismisses the Judicial Review claim in Hessamizar v Secretary of State for the Home Department challenging the Home Secretary’s decision to refuse the Applicant’s application for indefinite… Read more »
Planning Court Reform
In this episode, Richard Harwood QC considers the four different ways of bringing proceedings in the Planning Court and asks whether four should become one.
Halliburton – The decision of the Supreme Court – the implications for International Arbitration
After the Halliburton judgment, due on Friday 27th November, join members of our Commercial, Construction & International Arbitration Group based in London and Singapore to discuss, from UK and international… Read more »
Court of Appeal holds government unlawfully failed to consult when downgrading protections for children’s rights
In a judgment handed down on 24 November 2020, the Court of Appeal has held that the Secretary of State for Education unlawfully failed to consult with the Children’s Commissioner… Read more »
Hogan Lovells Annual Middle East Construction Forum: Marriages of convenience and being “stuck in the middle with you”
Stuart Catchpole QC will join members of Hogan Lovells global Construction & Engineering practice to speak at their Annual Middle East Construction Forum on the 25th November. By reference to… Read more »
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