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Discrimination 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 MoreCloisters’ Sheryn Omeri to represent Uber drivers in Australian test case
Cloisters’ Sheryn Omeri, who, together with Jason Galbraith-Marten QC, acted for the lead Claimant Uber…
Read MoreCatherine Casserley in signal victory for deaf people over Prime Minister’s Covid 19 briefings
The Cabinet Office discriminated against Katie Rowley by failing to make reasonable adjustments (in breach…
Read MoreCloisters Tech Con 2021 Virtual Conference Bookings Now Open
Tickets for Cloisters 2021 Technology Conference are available to be booked now! We invite you…
Read MoreReindorf Review on “no platforming”
The University of Essex has today published Akua Reindorf’s Review of two events involving external…
Read MoreCloisters’ Sheryn Omeri successfully represents applicant before the New South Wales Civil and Administrative Tribunal (Administrative and Equal Opportunity Division) in Sydney
Cloisters’ Sheryn Omeri, who is dual-qualified and practices simultaneously at the Australian Bar as well…
Read MoreRachel Crasnow QC and Rachel Barrett win in Court of Appeal key case about trade union rights of foster carers
Rachel Crasnow QC and Rachel Barrett win in Court of Appeal key case about trade…
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 MoreRachel Crasnow QC records a podcast on reform of Shared Parental Leave with Discrimination specialists Morton Fraser LLP
Rachel Crasnow QC records a podcast on much needed reform of Shared Parental Leave with…
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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