Tim Adkin
We are delighted to announce that member of Chambers Tim Adkin has been appointed an full time salaried Employment Judge
28th Aug 2019
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Caroline Landes
Chambers is delighted to welcome Caroline Landes as a new member of our Family Law team.
27th Aug 2019
L v Q Ltd [2019] EWCA Civ 1417
Safia Tharoo acted for Q Ltd in this case The Court of Appeal (Bean LJ and Rose LJ) has handed down its judgment in the case of L v Q Ltd, which was heard at short notice in light of the importance of the issues involved.
15th Aug 2019
Arfan Khan successfully leads for 4A Law in the Supreme Court: Benkharbouche v Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth affairs; Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth affairs and Anot
Lord Sumption (with whom Lord Neuberger, Lady Hale, Lord Clarke and Lord Wilson agree), dismissed the appeal of the Secretary of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and affirmed an order of the Court of Appeal.
15th Aug 2019
Arfan Khan leads appeal in the Court of Appeal and the United Kingdom Supreme Court
On 26/8/2016, the Court of Appeal granted Mrs Diana Loson permission to appeal on a second appeal. On 17/4/2018, the Court of Appeal determined the appeal. It provided guidance on the correct test to vary a judgment debt under CPR r 40.9A.
13th Aug 2019
A Warm Welcome to Krishma Patel
We are delighted to welcome Krishma Patel who joins the Civil team at 42 Bedford Row from Atlantic Chambers in Liverpool.
7th Aug 2019
A Warm Welcome to Marcia Hyde
We are delighted to welcome Marcia Hyde who has joined 42 Bedford Row’s Family Group as a senior barrister from Coram Chambers.
5th Aug 2019
Housing Law Bulletin – breach of the public sector equality duty and possession proceedings
In this bulletin Angela Piears looks at this recent Court of Appeal decision that considers whether, if a social landlord breaches its Public Sector Equality Duty (“PSED”) under section 149 Equality Act 2010 (“EA”), a court will assess if it would have made any difference had the social landlord in fact complied with its duty.
1st Aug 2019
