Lancashire County Council and A,B,Z [2018] EWHC 1819
Gemma Taylor QC acted for the mother.
1st Aug 2018
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Gemma Taylor QC, Francis Cassidy and Robert Cameron instructed in West Sussex Council & Anor v F & Ors [2018] EWHC 1702
Gemma Taylor QC for the children’s guardian, Francis Cassidy for the 3rd Respondent and Robert Cameron for the Applicant.
1st Aug 2018
A Warm Welcome to Rachel Chan
Chambers are delighted to announce that Rachel Chan has joined the Family Group at 42 Bedford Row today from Stour Chambers
25th Jul 2018
Nicholas Bidnell-Edwards succeeded in upholding the EAT’s strict approach to time limits in the Court of Appeal
In Nicholson v. Royal Mail Group Ltd Case No: A2/2016/1002 the Appellant had sent all of the necessary documents to Fleetbank House, the building currently housing the EAT, prior to the expiry of the deadline.
16th Jul 2018
Chambers are delighted to announce that Gemma Farrington, formerly of Stour Chambers, has joined our Family Team
We are delighted to welcome Gemma Farrington, who joins Chambers today from Stour Chambers. Gemma joins our growing Family team at 42 Bedford Row and we very much look forward to working with her.
11th Jul 2018
Arfan Khan appears in appeal concerning the test for setting aside summary judgment and copyright infringement
The Claimant claimed that the Defendant had played sound recordings, which infringed copyright in relation to two songs, contrary to s.16 of the Copyright & Patents Act 1988 (“the CPDA”).
17th Jun 2018
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome – Fact or Fiction?
Tina Cook QC and Katie Phillips will be presenting a talk this evening on Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome – Fact or Fiction?
16th May 2018
Nicholas Bidnell-Edwards has won a case involving successful claims for Constructive Unfair Dismissal, Wrongful Dismissal, Discrimination Arising from Disability, and a Failure to Make Reasonable Adju
In Thanki v. Asda Stores Limited Case No. 1801966/2016 the Claimant was a disabled man because of hypertension and depression. The Respondent required the Claimant to attend his workplace on a weekly basis as a form of keeping in touch day.
15th May 2018
Chambers is proud to announce that 4 May 2018 saw the third annual 42 Bedford Row Disability Law Essay Prize take place at the University of Oxford
Aysha Ahmed represented chambers in the panel discussion. The event was organised by Nicholas Bidnell-Edwards of chambers.
15th May 2018
