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Andrew Clarke QC succeeds in application for injunction to prevent strikes across FE colleges
The decision in Westminster Kingsway College v University and College…
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What is so Special about Doctors?
Doctors dominate the law reports when it comes to injunctions…
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41 Littleton members recommended as “Leaders in their Field” by Chambers UK 2015
41 Littleton members have been named as “Leaders in their…
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Why did Coventry City FC’s State aid claim fail?
In this blog for LawInSport, Marc Delehanty analyses and reflects…
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David Reade QC shortlisted for Employment Silk of the Year
We are delighted to announce that David Reade QC has been…
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Telephone Hearings: Pitfalls and preparation
Daniel Northall writes for PLC in a new regular feature,…
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Mark Humphreys succeeds in the EAT on the meaning of ’employee’ within the Equality Act
Mark Humphreys succeeds in the EAT on the meaning of…
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Daniel Tatton Brown succeeds in Court of Appeal in unfair dismissal territorial jurisdiction case
Daniel Tatton Brown, who was led by Andrew Stafford QC,…
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Unfair dismissal, territorial jurisdiction and the Higgs Boson
Daniel Tatton Brown appeared, together with Andrew Stafford QC, on behalf…
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Six members of Chambers author Blackstone’s Employment Law Practice 2014
Chambers welcomes the new edition of Blackstone’s Employment Law Practice,…
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COSTS OF THIRD PARTY INTERVENERS IN REGULATORY PROCEEDINGS
The issue of the costs of third party interveners in…
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John Mehrzad & Katherine Apps to Speak at Player Contracts Conference on 11 July
Katherine Apps Wins in First Court of Appeal Case Interpreting the 1 July CPR Changes.
Katherine Apps In R(G) v Secretary of State for the…
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Littleton Chambers ranked in 2020 Chambers & Partners Global for commercial disputes
Littleton Chambers commercial dispute resolution expertise has been recognised for…
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John Bowers QC’s Employment Law Blog For February 2020
What will the Government do now I am sure many…
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David Lascelles comments: – inducing breach of contract: – reliance on legal advice saves the day in Court of Appeal
In an important decision yesterday (27 February), Allen v Dodd…
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John Mehrzad and Lydia Banerjee discuss 2020 sports law issues to look out for
Sports Law disputes in 2020 from Littleton Chambers on Vimeo.
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Mo Sethi QC and Sophia Berry in first ever leapfrog appeal from EAT to Supreme Court
On 31 January 2020 the Employment Appeal Tribunal handed down…
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Fraudulent non-disclosure claim in property joint venture case fails
Russell v Cartwright and others [2020] EWHC 41 (Ch) The…
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The importance of pre-action decisions in employee competition litigation
Employee competition litigation typically starts with the discovery of some…
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Judicial mediation in the Employment Tribunal: How to make the most of it
Judicial mediation seems to be something of a Marmite topic…
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Lucy Bone successfully defends application for non-compete injunction against employees who objected to TUPE transfer
In Parker Steel v. Tuite and others, heard in the…
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Court of Appeal clarifies proper forum in multi-party conspiracy claims
On 26 November 2019, the Court of Appeal gave judgment…
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The Reason Behind The Reason Behind The Decision To Dismiss
The Supreme Court has allowed the appeal in Royal Mail…
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John Mehrzad appointed to chair UK Athletics independent review
The Head of Littleton’s Sport Law Group, John Mehrzad, has…
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John Mehrzad successful for international referee before Court of Arbitration for Sport
John Mehrzad, acting as a member of the CAS advocates…
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Judgment handed down in Walker v Wallem Shipmanagment LTD
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (Mr Justice Kerr sitting with members)…
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Nicholas Siddall QC to speak at White Paper Seminar in Manchester.
Nicholas will speak as to the adjustment of trigger points…
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Martin Fodder and Jeremy Lewis write Judges can be whistleblowers! Whatever next?
Introduction Whistleblowing protection continues to expand and develop. Even without…
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John Bowers QC’s Employment Law Blog: October 2019
Ashley Cukier in successful High Court defence to Fresh Evidence application
The High Court yesterday handed down its judgment in Promontoria…
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Daniel Tatton Brown Q.C. successfully resists application to enforce non-compete injunction against multiple ex-employees
Daniel Tatton Brown Q.C. (instructed by Ed Cotton and Julien…
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John Mehrzad appointed to Tokyo 2020 Olympics & Paralympics Legal Mentoring Scheme
John Mehrzad has been appointed to the mentoring panel, comprising…
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Chris Quinn is representing two senior executives pursuing a claim in the High Court
Chris Quinn is representing two senior executives pursuing a claim in…
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David Reade QC and Grahame Anderson succeed for the Claimant in the Court of Appeal
David Reade QC and Grahame Anderson successfully represented the Claimant in…
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Adam Solomon QC and Sophia Berry write about the status of Without Prejudice correspondence.
Is WP correspondence really WP? In Sternberg Reed Solicitors v…
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Adam Solomon QC succeeds in getting freezing order discharged.
Adam Solomon QC, acted for the Second Respondent in this…
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Inspire Sports Law Initiative welcomes Miles Benjamin
Littleton’s Sports Law Group was delighted to host former professional…
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Stuart Sanders writes Damages in share sales: affirming the orthodox approach
In Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited v ING Bank NV [2019]…
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Littleton Welcomes Renowned International Arbitrator
Littleton is delighted to announce that Louise Barrington will be…
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The rise of esports – Ashley Cukier and Jonny Madill consider the legal issues
Ashley Cukier and Jonny Madill discuss the legal and regulatory…
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Adam Solomon QC successfully defends Cantor Fitzgerald Europe in high profile whistleblowing claim
The Claimant withdrew all his claims, which he had claimed…
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Jurisdiction Provisions and Settlement Agreements
Nicholas Siddall QC considers the recent decision of the Court…
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The rise of esports – Ashley Cukier and Jonny Madill consider the legal issues part two
Ashley Cukier and Jonny Madill discuss the legal and regulatory issues…
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Bamieh: The Court of Appeal rules on territorial jurisdiction over co-workers
On Thursday (9 May 2019), the Court of Appeal handed…
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Jonathan Cohen QC and Ashley Cukier in Court of Appeal victory over sale of Gauguin masterpiece
The Court of Appeal today handed down its judgment in…
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Equality and Diversity in Sport: Current Issues featuring Grahame Anderson and Libby Payne
Equality and Diversity in Sport: Current Issues from Littleton Chambers…
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CCOO: The CJEU sets the Working Time Cat amongst the Pigeons
After the recent and protracted litigation as regards holiday entitlement…
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Joseph Bryan on key points from the Quinlan report into safeguarding at the Lawn Tennis Association
This article was written for LawInSport by Joseph Bryan and…
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James Bickford-Smith writes The content of Defences
This article was written for the Dispute Resolution blog by James…
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Lucy Bone writes on common terms and conditionals in equal value claims: The court of appeal decision in Asda V. Brierley
In Asda v. Brierley, the Court of Appeal upheld the…
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Joseph Bryan writes: Court of Appeal considers test on interim application for springboard relief
Striking the Right Balance: Kieran Wilson on Strike Out and Deposit Order Applications in the Employment Tribunal
Employment lawyers, particularly those acting for respondents, will be used…
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Littleton’s guide to FA Rule K Arbitration: Step 3 – The Response
In the last two instalments of this step-by step guide…
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Lydia Banerjee on the 2019 Watch List
As we settle into the daily routine of work life…
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Marc Delehanty on staying English proceedings in favour of pending proceedings in non-EU countries
STAYING ENGLISH PROCEEDINGS IN FAVOUR OF PENDING PROCEEDINGS IN NON-EU…
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Littleton’s Adam Solomon QC in leading Restrictive Covenant case
Adam Solomon QC of Littleton is currently appearing in the…
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Nicholas Siddall on Uber: form, substance and judicial intervention
This article was written for the Practical Law Employment Blog…
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Jonathan Cohen QC writes on non-disclosure agreements for Counsel Magazine
Jonathan Cohen QC writes for Counsel Magazine on “Non-disclosure agreements: the…
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John Mehrzad re-appointed onto Sports Industry Awards Steering Committee
Following his involvement in 2018, John Mehrzad, Head of the…
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John Bowers QC successfully represents Orthodox Jewish nursery at EAT in religious discrimination claim
The Appeal Tribunal allowed the Appellant’s appeal against the Tribunal’s…
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Uncaged Tiger: Springboard application fails in trailer competition case
S Cartwright & Sons (Coachbuilders) Limited and Tiger Trailers Ltd…
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Lydia Banerjee writes “The professional obligations owed by auditors have been under the spot light in two recent cases”
On 30 January 2019 the Court of Appeal gave their…
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Lucy Bone on Confidentiality Clauses and Sexual Harassment
Can an employer rely on a contractual confidentiality clause to…
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Charles Samek QC on the International Advisory Board for Fraud, Asset Tracing and Recovery Geneva
To be able to continue to deliver a truly “World…
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Littleton expand International Commercial Litigation Team with the appointment of Alexander Halban
Littleton Chambers is pleased to announce that Gavin Mansfield QC,…
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Craig Rajgopaul on limiting discrimination claims: what happens now?
This article was written for the Practical Law Employment Blog…
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Daniel Tatton-Brown QC on legal advice privilege, discrimination and the iniquity exception: X v Y [2018] UKEAT/0261/17
Daniel Tatton-Brown QC discusses the recent decision of the EAT…
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Littleton Sports Law Group cited in EU-funded report for FIFA
The Interim Report on “Promoting and Supporting Good Governance in…
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James Green: Privilege in Investigations Following the Director of the Serious Fraud Office v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation
The scope of legal professional privilege has been in the…
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Ed Kemp and Grahame Anderson in important Court of Appeal case on territoriality of employment legislation
Ed Kemp and Grahame Anderson appeared in the Court of…
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John Bowers QC: Employment Hearings Structures
The recently published Law Commission paper on Employment Hearings Structures…
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Sam Neaman wins Court of Appeal franchise case
In Maurice MacNeill Iona Ltd (t/a Century 21 UK) v…
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Jamie Susskind in successful High Court claim arising out of 2008 global financial crisis
On Friday 9 November 2018 the Commercial Court gave judgment…
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Draft Brexit/EU Withdrawal Agreement: private international law provisions on Jurisdiction, Applicable Law & Enforcement etc
The Draft EU Withdrawal Agreement has finally been published (14…
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Nick Siddall speaking at White Paper Conference: Redundancy and Dismissal: Hints, Tips and Solution-Focused Answers for Employers
On Thursday 22 November 2018, Nick Siddall will be speaking at…
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Lucy Bone on privilege in internal investigations
This article was written for the Practical Law Employment Blog…
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John Bowers QC on Employment Law: November Blog
Readers will be getting used to the eclectic mix that…
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Paul Gilroy QC secures ‘no sanction’ RFU result for Danny Cipriani
England and Gloucester fly half Danny Cipriani has avoided further…
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Littleton Barristers to speak at 22 QCs Conference
’22 QCs on the Hot Employment Law Issues for 2018-19’…
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Benjamin Gray writes on Witness Contact: how not to handle it
This article was written for the Practical Law Employment Blog…
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Cross-examination on WFO Asset Disclosure by Video-link
In the long-running BTA Bank v Khrapunov litigation, the Court…
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John Bowers QC on Employment Law: June Blog
The following commentary is the latest in a series of…
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David Higgins joins Littleton as an Associate Tenant
We are delighted to welcome David Higgins to Littleton as…
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Court of Appeal strikes down non-reliance clause between commercial parties advised by solicitors
The Court of Appeal has just handed down judgment in…
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Kieran Wilson on Case Management, Lists of Issues, and the Need to Know Your Case from the Start
Case management is not typically regarded as the most glamorous…
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Court of Appeal Judgment on Minimum Wage for Sleep-In Shifts
The Court of Appeal today handed down its much-anticipated judgment…
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Analysing and pleading whistleblowing claims following the Court of Appeal’s decision in Kilraine
This article was written for the Practical Law Employment Blog…
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The perils of unsigned contracts of employment and of rushing to Court
There are numerous important lessons to be learned from the…
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Sports Law column in CityAM features Lydia Banerjee
Lydia Banerjee, features in a sports law column in City…
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Grahame Anderson on how to work out time limits: Early Conciliation in the Employment Tribunal
The correct approach to Early Conciliation has caused some furrowed…
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Nick Siddall on Breaking the Link between a TUPE Transfer and a Dismissal
The age-old concern of employers is the extent to which,…
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David Reade QC in first prosecution under Trade Union Labour Relations Consolidation Act, of an Administrator in context of collective redundancies
David Reade QC is appearing today in the North Derbyshire…
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Lydia Banerjee: Does the undertaking not to enforce a freezing order leave the applicant in the cold?
Since Derby & Co Ltd v Weldon [1990] Ch 48…
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David Lascelles writes on Supreme Court decision: No Oral Variation Clauses are Effective
The Supreme Court delivered judgment this morning in an important…
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Adam Solomon QC and Georgina Leadbetter succeed in upholding Protection from Harassment Act injunction in Court of Appeal
Adam Solomon QC and Georgina Leadbetter represented the successful Respondents…
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Charles Samek QC named in Who’s Who Legal: UK Bar as an Expert in Business Crime Defence
Charles Samek QC has been named by Who’s Who Legal:…
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Report of the British Equestrian Federation Independent Review
The Report of the Independent Review Panel into the British…
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Nicholas Siddall on legal advice privilege and HR advisers
This article was written for the Practical Law Employment Blog and…
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Restructuring & Insolvency analysis: Jamie Riley considers the practical implications of the judgment in Promontoria
This article was first published on Lexis®PSL Restructuring & Insolvency…
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