Children’s objections in Hague Convention cases: clarity from the Court of Appeal

A new and concerning attitude of the High Court to urgent ex parte applications in Hague cases when the first process is commenced: solicitors and advocates must take notice.

Read the articles written for the International Bar Association here and here.

12.10.2016

Jason Braier discusses Earl Shilton Town Council v Miller

The case considered the provision of toileting facilities and whether female staff were treated less favourably than male staff when using the same facilities Read more >

Employment Webinar: It’s not what you say, it’s the way that you say it

Does the Court of Appeal decision in Kong v Gulf International Bank UK Limited dilute the protection for whistleblowers? Read more >

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Children’s objections in Hague Convention cases: clarity from the Court of Appeal

Jason Braier discusses Earl Shilton Town Council v Miller

Employment Webinar: It’s not what you say, it’s the way that you say it

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