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Professional memberships

Property Bar Association
Employment Law Bar Association
Bar Pro Bono Unit

Education

Trinity Hall, Cambridge (MA)

Banking and Financial Services

Company and Partnership

Construction and Engineering

Insolvency and Restructuring

General Commercial Litigation

Professional Negligence

Real Property and Development

Landlord and Tenant

Leasehold Enfranchisement

Cohabitation Disputes

Wills and Trusts Disputes

Whistleblowing Protection

TUPE Protection and Redundancy

Unfair and Wrongful Dismissal

Children private law - disputes including abduction

Children public law - care proceedings and adoption

Human Rights (Including International)

Clinical negligence

Personal injury

Business and Property Barristers

Employment Barristers

Family Barristers

Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Barristers

Housing Barristers

Coroner’s Inquests

Pupils and Associate members

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Equality and Diversity

Corporate Social Responsibility

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If things go wrong

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Neil Vickery

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Selected cases

Walia v Lim (Court of Appeal, May 2014) (whether the rights under a life insurance policy constituted part of the net estate of the deceased for the purposes of the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975)
Lindsay v Outlook Finance Limited (High Court, Manchester, April 2014) (case concerning the validity of the appointment of a receiver)
Park v Cho and Seok [2014] EWHC 55 (Ch) (case concerning the need for Charity Commission authority in order to commence charity proceedings)
Igen v Wong [2005] ICR 931 (leading case on the burden of proof in discrimination claims. Neil acted for a successful appellant in the Court of Appeal on one of the conjoined appeals.)

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