Test Case for Foster Carer Rights case of NUPFC v Certification Officer
Rachel Crasnow QC and Rachel Barrett (along with David Stevenson of Doughty Street) have represented…
Read MoreCloisters say thank you to Robin Allen for 17 years as Head of Chambers
A thank you dinner was held to honor Robin Allen QC who sat as Head…
Read MoreFormer First Minister acted unlawfully in setting up inquiry into Carl Sargeant’s death
The High Court has today ruled that the former First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones,…
Read MoreUber-careful: Sheryn Omeri on the Implications of “Gig Economy” litigation, for JPIL
In the first issue of JPIL for 2019, Cloisters’ Sheryn Omeri considers the implications of…
Read MoreUber goes under in the Court of Appeal – Sheryn Omeri’s ELA Briefing
In this month’s ELA Briefing, Cloisters’ Sheryn Omeri reflects on the judgment of the Court…
Read MoreBooking is now open for Tech Con 2019. Register your place today
Tech Con 2019 26th September 2019 Pullman London St Pancras Hotel Bring yourself up-to-date regarding…
Read MoreTopshop cleaner dismissed for campaigning for the London Living Wage
Cloisters’ specialist employment barrister Akua Reindorf appeared for Susana Benavides, a cleaner employed by Britannia…
Read MoreSupreme Court grants appeal that could affect thousands of sleep-in workers
On 12 February 2019 the Supreme Court granted permission to appeal in the conjoined appeals…
Read MoreAccess to Justice: Taking the new Equal Treatment Bench Book seriously
The Law Centres Network and Cloisters Chambers invite you to join us for a half…
Read MoreJudgment for disabled woman to make adaptations to home
The Cardiff County Court ruled on Wednesday 30th January 2019 that a landlord acted unlawfully…
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