Strike Out vs Preliminary Determination: Differentiating Tribunal Procedures
Michael Salter has written a practice note - Strike Out vs Preliminary Determination: Differentiating Tribunal Procedures.
28th Jul 2025
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Animal Law Day
42BR Barristers are pleased to mark this year's Animal Law Day.
22nd Jul 2025
Does state immunity prevent you from enforcing an ET or High Court judgment against a sovereign State?
Lucas Nacif has written an article considering: (i) the extent to which state immunity protects a sovereign State’s property from becoming the subject of enforcement action; and (ii) the practicalities of enforcing an ET or High Court judgment against a sovereign State.
18th Jul 2025
In Memoriam: Lola-Rose Avery
We were saddened to learn of the death of our former member, Lola-Rose Avery.
14th Jul 2025
Case management hearings: how to prepare for success in private children cases
Catch up on the recording of our latest Family Law webinar
14th Jul 2025
Family Law Webinar Series - January to July 2025
Register now for our upcoming private, public and financial remedies webinars, taking place between January and July 2025.
10th Jul 2025
International Advocacy Training in Hong Kong: A Reflection by Aysha Ahmad
42BR's Aysha Ahmad held training over three days, with the final moot taking place on 13 June.
10th Jul 2025
'Time moves in one direction, memory in another' - The Role of Memory in the Employment Tribunal
Jason Braier and Safia Tharoo conclude our latest employment webinar series.
10th Jul 2025
What’s mine is not yours, till divorce do we part – non-matrimonial property after Standish v Standish [2025] UKSC 26
Tom Gilchrist comments on the case of Standish v Standish [2025] UKSC 26
10th Jul 2025
