Paul Michell represents LSE in the EAT to protect the privacy of non-party in proceedings
Paul Michell successfully acted for LSE in Piepenbrock v London School of Economics and Political Sciences where the EAT made an order to protect the identity of an LSE employee.
Read MoreBarristers take part in industrial action: causes, context and the crisis in our criminal courts
by Laurene Veale Criminal defence barristers are currently participating in industrial action for improved working…
Read More‘Pro bono costs’ now claimable in the Employment Tribunal
Although awards of costs are rare in Employment Tribunal proceedings, it has always been a…
Read MoreSejpal v Rodericks Dental Ltd: Filling in the Cavities in Workplace Protection
Lameesa Iqbal, a second six pupil at Cloisters, reflects on Chris Milsom‘s recent victory in the…
Read MoreCloisters’ pupils reflect on their first four months of pupillage
Four months on since they joined us, our pupils Ameer Ismail and Lameesa Iqbal reflect…
Read MoreChesca Lord’s Top Tips for pupillage applicants
Chesca Lord, Head of the Pupillage Committee at Cloisters, provides her top tips for pupillage…
Read MoreDiscrimination in access to events: is there a duty to provide live sign language interpretation at music concerts?
On Wednesday 15 September 21 the London Central County Court handed down a judgment with…
Read MoreReindorf Review on “no platforming”
The University of Essex has today published Akua Reindorf’s Review of two events involving external…
Read MoreJust because it is quicker to use a machine, is it consistent with the principle of non-discrimination?
In this blog, Robin Allen QC and Dee Masters critique the recent Admin Court…
Read MoreKEEPING IT SIMPLE… A blog by Daphne Romney QC on the Asda Stores v Brierley UKSC decision
The Supreme Court has finally handed down judgment in Asda Stores Ltd v Brierley[i]. But…
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