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News
Success at Chambers UK Bar Awards 2020
Chambers is delighted to announce that at last night’s Chambers UK Bar Awards 2020, Andrew Tabachnik QC was named ‘Professional Discipline Silk of the Year’, Catherine Dobson took home ‘Environment… Read more »
Adolescent treatment refusal: can it be determinative
Sir James Munby, sitting as a judge of the High Court, is considering the question of whether refusal of life-sustaining treatment by those under 18 can be determinative. Following a… Read more »
Lord Dyson appointed to lead investigation into BBC’s Panorama Interview with Princess Diana
The BBC announced the terms of an independent investigation yesterday, along with Lord Dyson’s appointment to lead the inquiry. The BBC’s director general, Tim Davie, said: “The BBC is determined… Read more »
Our Mini-Pupillage application process for 2020-21 is now Open
We are pleased to announce that our mini-pupillage application process for 2020-21 is now open. We are accepting applications for a remote assessed mini-pupillage programme. For more information on mini-pupillage, please… Read more »
Fact-finding TOEIC/ETS Judicial Review: Alam
The Upper Tribunal dismisses the Judicial Review claim in Alam v Secretary of State for the Home Department challenging the Home Secretary’s decision to remove the Applicant from the United… Read more »
Shackleton on the Law and Practice of Meetings (15th Edition) Published
Shackleton on the Law and Practice of Meetings (15th Edition), edited by John Pugh-Smith and Madeleine Cordes has been published by Sweet & Maxwell. Tom Tabori is Assistant Editor of… Read more »
The Court of Appeal’s judgment in Rule 322(5) cases as to out-of-country appeals and section 3C leave
The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in Baldha and Dhamodharan v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2020] EWCA Civ 1494. Mr Dhamodharan and Mr Baldha… Read more »
Local Government Newsletter – Autumn 2020 Edition
Welcome to 39 Essex Chambers’ Autumn 2020 edition of our Local Government Newsletter – just what is needed to lift the spirits as the novelty of Lockdown 2.0 wears off…. Read more »
The Upper Tribunal allows TOEIC/ETS (ILR revocation) Judicial Review claim: Mir
The Upper Tribunal allows the Judicial Review claim in Mir v Secretary of State for the Home Department challenging the Home Secretary’s decision to revoke the Applicant’s indefinite leave to… Read more »
Katherine Apps and Gethin Thomas instructed in lockdown judicial review challenge
Katherine Apps and Gethin Thomas, instructed by Richard Arthur at Thompsons Solicitors, are instructed to act for Unite the Union in their judicial review challenge to the impact of the… Read more »
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