IMPORTANT NOTICE – Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Henderson Chambers continues to monitor closely the situation and is following all relevant advice...
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Possession proceedings and COVID-19
With the government ordering people to stay at home during the COVID-19 global pandemic, questions...
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Henry Warwick to be appointed Queen’s Counsel
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Henry Warwick is to be appointed Queen’s...
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Shanks v Unilever Supreme Court patent case wins “Impact Case of the Year” at the Managing Intellectual Property Global Awards
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Shanks v Unilever PLC & Others [2019] UKSC 45,...
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Adam Heppinstall successfully represents Secretary of State for Transport in Channel Tunnel Freedom of Information Case
Adam Heppinstall successfully represents Secretary of State for Transport in Channel Tunnel Freedom...
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Supreme Court holds that Micula parties can enforce ICSID Arbitration Award against Romania
On 19 February 2020, in Micula and Ors v Romania, the Supreme Court held that the Micula parties can...
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Henderson Chambers feature in one of The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2020
Henderson Chambers is pleased to feature in one of The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2020. Municipio...
read moreHenderson Chambers donate books to primary schools in the London Borough of Bromley
Henderson Chambers is delighted to be supporting an ongoing project in partnership with The Legal...
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John White wins the Legal 500 UK 2020 award for outstanding achievement
We are delighted to announce that John White has won an award for Outstanding Achievement at the...
read moreHenderson Chambers appoints Jason Housden as Chambers Director
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Jason Housden, currently Practice Director at...
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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...
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Court of Appeal adopts dominant purpose test
Copying in your lawyer or having them at a meeting, does not necessarily mean that legal advice...
read morePossession proceedings and COVID-19
With the government ordering people to stay at home during the COVID-19 global pandemic, questions...
read moreA policy of indefinite retention of convicts’ biometric data found to be unlawful (Gaughran v United Kingdom)
The Police Service of Northern Ireland had a policy of taking photographs, fingerprints and a DNA...
read moreAG Opinion clarifies the boundaries of ‘horizontal’ co-operation between contracting authorities in public procurement
Informatikgesellschaft für Software-Entwicklung mbH v Stadt Köln Advocate General Campos...
read moreCourt of Appeal adopts dominant purpose test
Copying in your lawyer or having them at a meeting, does not necessarily mean that legal advice...
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High Court critical of approach to evidence in Post Office litigation
Bates and others v Post Office Ltd In the final judgment of this long-running group litigation,...
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Lifting the automatic suspension in procurement claims (Alstom v Network Rail)
Public Law analysis: The court provided a closely reasoned judgment granting Network Rail’s...
read moreThe relationship between Part 1 and Section 41(1) of the Consumer Protection Act 1987
In Wilson v Beko [2019] EWHC 3362 (QB), Knowles J. rejected arguments that section 41(1) of the...
read moreTransport procurement—limited publication obligations for direct awards (Autorità Garante v Regione Autonoma)
Public Law analysis: Jonathan Lewis examines this preliminary ruling that concerned the...
read moreUnilever not ‘too big to pay’ employee-inventor
Supreme Court orders Unilever to pay compensation to inventor of diabetic testing kit. In a...
read moreCourt of Appeal gives green light to consumer rights campaigner in 4 million person strong representative action against Google
On 2 October 2019, the Court of Appeal, in a unanimous judgment given by Sir Geoffrey Vos,...
read moreThe implications of ‘bulk hacking’
Corporate Crime analysis: Matthew Richardson, barrister at Henderson Chambers, examines the concept...
read moreUnfair Terms in Consumer Contracts
On 22 July 2019, the European Commission adopted a Guidance Notice on the interpretation of Council...
read moreIMPORTANT NOTICE – Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Henderson Chambers continues to monitor closely the situation and is following all relevant advice...
read moreAdam Heppinstall represented The National Archives and the FCO in an important Upper Tribunal FOIA decision
Adam Heppinstall represented The National Archives and the FCO in an important Upper Tribunal FOIA...
read moreShanks v Unilever Supreme Court patent case wins “Impact Case of the Year” at the Managing Intellectual Property Global Awards
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Shanks v Unilever PLC & Others [2019] UKSC 45,...
read moreAdam Heppinstall successfully represents Secretary of State for Transport in Channel Tunnel Freedom of Information Case
Adam Heppinstall successfully represents Secretary of State for Transport in Channel Tunnel Freedom...
read moreSupreme Court holds that Micula parties can enforce ICSID Arbitration Award against Romania
On 19 February 2020, in Micula and Ors v Romania, the Supreme Court held that the Micula parties can...
read moreHenderson Chambers donate books to primary schools in the London Borough of Bromley
Henderson Chambers is delighted to be supporting an ongoing project in partnership with The Legal...
read moreHenderson Chambers feature in one of The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2020
Henderson Chambers is pleased to feature in one of The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2020. Municipio...
read moreWho’s Who Legal: UK Bar 2019
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that the following members of chambers have been...
read moreJohn White wins the Legal 500 UK 2020 award for outstanding achievement
We are delighted to announce that John White has won an award for Outstanding Achievement at the...
read moreHenry Warwick to be appointed Queen’s Counsel
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Henry Warwick is to be appointed Queen’s...
read moreHenderson Chambers appoints Jason Housden as Chambers Director
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Jason Housden, currently Practice Director at...
read moreFinal judgment in the Post Office Group Litigation
The final judgment in the high−profile Post Office Group Litigation was handed down today at 2pm,...
read moreKenneth 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...
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Harrison 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...
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HSLA 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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Professor Sir Alan Dashwood QC speaking at Legal Cheek Brexit themed careers event
On Thursday 31st January 2019, Legal Cheek is partnering with The University of Law (ULaw) for an...
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