IMPORTANT NOTICE – Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Henderson Chambers continues to monitor closely the situation and is following all relevant advice...
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Standing to bring a public procurement challenge—key considerations
Lexis Nexis Public Law analysis written by Jonathan Lewis. In a preliminary issue trial, the...
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COVID-19 Briefing Note – Product Liability Trends & Issues
Covid-19 Briefing Note by Noel Dilworth, Angus Withington, Adam Heppinstall, Jonathan Lewis and...
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COVID 19 – Supply chain issues arising from Covid 19 and their ramifications
Alerter by Angus Withington Supply chain issues can arise from political judgments to control the...
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COVID-19 Briefing Note – Commercial Dispute Resolution Trends & Issues
COVID-19 Briefing Note by Henry Warwick QC, Rachel Tandy, George Mallet, Lia Moses and Reanne...
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Changes to the law of e-scooters
Lucy McCormick explores the issues in an article for New Law Journal. On 4 July 2020, rental...
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COVID-19 – Lockdown: trying but not unlawful
Alerter by Jonathan Lewis. In R (Dolan & Ors) v Secretary of State for Health & Social...
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COVID-19 – Continuing protection for consumer credit customers
Henderson Chambers alerter by Richard Mawrey QC. The length of the Covid-19 crisis has prompted...
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Cape v Dring: High Court clarifies the proper approach to applications by non-parties for access to documents
The Cape v Dring litigation concerns an attempt by a non-party to obtain copies of the trial bundle...
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Addleshaw Goddard and Henderson Chambers secure indemnity costs following judgment being entered for GSK in the long-running Seroxat Pharmaceutical Group Action
Seroxat Litigation: Judgment for GSK with indemnity costs and £4.5m interim payment in landmark...
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Henderson Chambers welcomes two new tenants from September 2020 following pupillage
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Ben Norton and Jack Castle will join Chambers as...
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Article on Good Faith, by Patrick Green QC in New York Dispute Resolution Lawyer
The New York State Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section has published an article by Patrick...
read moreStanding to bring a public procurement challenge—key considerations
Lexis Nexis Public Law analysis written by Jonathan Lewis. In a preliminary issue trial, the...
read moreCOVID-19 Briefing Note – Product Liability Trends & Issues
Covid-19 Briefing Note by Noel Dilworth, Angus Withington, Adam Heppinstall, Jonathan Lewis and...
read moreCOVID 19 – Supply chain issues arising from Covid 19 and their ramifications
Alerter by Angus Withington Supply chain issues can arise from political judgments to control the...
read moreCOVID-19 Briefing Note – Commercial Dispute Resolution Trends & Issues
COVID-19 Briefing Note by Henry Warwick QC, Rachel Tandy, George Mallet, Lia Moses and Reanne...
read moreCOVID-19 – Lockdown: trying but not unlawful
Alerter by Jonathan Lewis. In R (Dolan & Ors) v Secretary of State for Health & Social...
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“Civil Rights” Revisited: R (Reprieve) v The Prime Minister
Alerter by Jonathan Lewis In R (Reprieve & Ors) v Prime Minister [2020] EWHC 1695 (Admin),...
read moreCOVID-19 – Continuing protection for consumer credit customers
Henderson Chambers alerter by Richard Mawrey QC. The length of the Covid-19 crisis has prompted...
read moreCape v Dring: High Court clarifies the proper approach to applications by non-parties for access to documents
The Cape v Dring litigation concerns an attempt by a non-party to obtain copies of the trial bundle...
read moreChanges to the law of e-scooters
Lucy McCormick explores the issues in an article for New Law Journal. On 4 July 2020, rental...
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COVID-19 – Is Covid-19 sowing the seeds for future litigation?
SAGE Publishing and Medico-Legal Journal have published an article by Toby Riley-Smith QC, Adam...
read moreAddleshaw Goddard and Henderson Chambers secure indemnity costs following judgment being entered for GSK in the long-running Seroxat Pharmaceutical Group Action
Seroxat Litigation: Judgment for GSK with indemnity costs and £4.5m interim payment in landmark...
read moreArticle on Good Faith, by Patrick Green QC in New York Dispute Resolution Lawyer
The New York State Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section has published an article by Patrick...
read moreCape v Dring: High Court clarifies the proper approach to applications by non-parties for access to documents
The Cape v Dring litigation concerns an attempt by a non-party to obtain copies of the trial bundle...
read moreHenderson Chambers welcomes two new tenants from September 2020 following pupillage
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Ben Norton and Jack Castle will join Chambers as...
read moreAddleshaw Goddard and Henderson Chambers secure indemnity costs following judgment being entered for GSK in the long-running Seroxat Pharmaceutical Group Action
Seroxat Litigation: Judgment for GSK with indemnity costs and £4.5m interim payment in landmark...
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HSLA webinars – healthcare inquests & sentencing for fire safety
Around 200 clients and practitioners joined webinars for the Health and Safety Lawyers Association...
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Adam Heppinstall named pro bono hero by Advocate
Advocate (the Bar Pro Bono Unit) have named Adam Heppinstall a #probonohero after he secured a pro...
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Tim Green in complex H&S sentence heard by video link
Tim Green successfully appeared for a construction company and its director in a complex health and...
read moreKenneth Hamer speaks at the South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
Kenneth Hamer gives talk remotely to South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust on “The Role...
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Abigail Cohen appointed Deputy District Judge (part-time)
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Abigail Cohen has been appointed by the Lord Chief...
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Time Limits for Tender Challenges: test for extending time to bring a public procurement challenge
In Riverside Truck Rental Ltd-v-Lancashire County Council [2020] EWHC 1018 (TCC) the High Court...
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Supreme Court judgment: Duval v 11-13 Randolph Crescent Ltd
In what will become a leading landlord & tenant case, the Supreme Court has today handed down...
read moreAdam Heppinstall involved in arbitration appeal under the Pubs Code
Adam Heppinstall represented the Office of the Pubs Code Adjudicator, which was asked to intervene...
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Henderson Chambers welcomes new tenant Hazel Jackson
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Hazel Jackson joined Chambers as a tenant in April...
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Tim Green, Elizabeth Tremayne and Rachel Tandy to speak at HSLA Webinar
The HSLA event will take place by Zoom on Tuesday 16th June at 9.30am and is being repeated on...
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Kenneth Hamer to speak at Disciplinary and Regulatory Tribunals Conference 29 April 2020
Kenneth Hamer has been invited by Central Law Training to deliver the Case Law Update at the...
read moreHarrison Denner speaking at Legal Cheek event “How to make it as a barrister”
We are delighted to announce that Harrison Denner is on the panel at Legal Cheek's ‘How to make...
read moreHenderson Chambers attending the University of Oxford Law Fair on Saturday 9 November
Henderson Chambers are delighted to be attending the University of Oxford Law fair on Saturday 9th...
read moreGeorge Swift 2019 Lecture
Kenneth Hamer gave the George Swift 2019 Lecture at the University of Southampton last night to the...
read moreHSLA seminar at Henderson Chambers with an address by Sir Colman Treacy, former Chairman of the Sentencing Council
The HSLA and Henderson Chambers are pleased to invite you to an address by Sir Colman Treacy, former...
read morePupillage Forum at Henderson Chambers
Henderson Chambers is holding a Pupillage Forum to meet future pupillage applicants. We want to get...
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Prashant Popat QC speaking at the HSLA Summer Party & Panel discussion – 11th July 2019
Prashant Popat QC will be one of the panelists at the Health & Safety Lawyers Association Summer...
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Professor Sir Alan Dashwood QC speaking at The 58th London-Leiden Conference
On Saturday 29th June 2019, Professor Sir Alan Dashwood QC will be one of the speakers at The 58th...
read moreNoel Dilworth speaking at BIICL on 16th May 2019 – “Merricks v Mastercard: Collective Actions Reinvigorated”
Noel Dilworth will be speaking at British Institute of International and Comparative Law event on...
read moreTim Green speaking at series of HSLA Seminars in May and June 2019
Tim Green will be speaking at the Health & Safety Lawyers Association series of special events...
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Kenneth Hamer to speak at Disciplinary and Regulatory Tribunals Conference 5 March 2019
Kenneth Hamer has been invited by Central Law Training to deliver a Case law update at...
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