Toby Riley-Smith QC and James Purnell have successfully defended the Bereleigh Shoot in a landmark private prosecution for statutory noise nuisance
Toby Riley-Smith QC and James Purnell have successfully defended the Bereleigh Shoot in a landmark...
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Jonathan Worboys speaking on PILPG panels on “Documenting Atrocity Crimes Committed Against the Rohingya and Options for Justice and Accountability”
Henderson Chambers is pleased to announce that Jonathan Worboys will be speaking on three panels in...
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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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NOSIA than thou? Unenforceability Provisions In Consumer Credit Regulations
Richard Mawrey QC examines whether the penalties for non-compliance with the Byzantine labyrinth of...
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Rhodri Williams QC appointed to the Civil Justice Council
The Secretary of State for Justice has announced the appointment of 5 new members to the Civil...
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Limitation and section 87 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974
In Doyle v PRA Group (UK) Ltd [2019] EWCA Civ 12, the Court of Appeal has decided that where a...
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“The Law and Autonomous Vehicles” published today
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Lucy McCormick‘s co-authored book ‘The Law and...
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Henderson Chambers team feature in The Lawyer’s Top 20 cases of 2019
Henderson Chambers is pleased to feature in one of The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2019. Bailey...
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Henderson Chambers shortlisted for two awards at the Legal Cheek Awards 2019
We are very proud that the Legal Cheek Junior Barrister Survey has recognised Henderson Chambers as...
read moreDon’t get the contract signed without checking that it says what was agreed!
The way to avoid the risk of incurring the costs of a contested High Court action is that even on...
read moreTime limits (and their extension) for seeking permission to appeal, and for serving notice of appeal
In the recently reported case of McDonald v Rose [2019] EWCA Civ 4, decided on 15 January 2019, the...
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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...
read moreNOSIA than thou? Unenforceability Provisions In Consumer Credit Regulations
Richard Mawrey QC examines whether the penalties for non-compliance with the Byzantine labyrinth of...
read moreLimitation and section 87 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974
In Doyle v PRA Group (UK) Ltd [2019] EWCA Civ 12, the Court of Appeal has decided that where a...
read moreDon’t get the contract signed without checking that it says what was agreed!
The way to avoid the risk of incurring the costs of a contested High Court action is that even on...
read moreTime limits (and their extension) for seeking permission to appeal, and for serving notice of appeal
In the recently reported case of McDonald v Rose [2019] EWCA Civ 4, decided on 15 January 2019, the...
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TCC decides that new trains for the Piccadilly Line cannot be held up by procurement dispute
Public Law analysis: This case somewhat starkly makes clear that where the automatic suspension of a...
read moreThe rule against reflective loss
The rule against reflective loss: A will o’ the wisp? A clown? Or finally pinned down? Imagine...
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“Being a good sport”. Supreme Court decision
In Regency Villas v Diamond Resorts [2018] UKSC 57, the Supreme Court considers for the first time...
read moreStrike out of parts of witness statements application dismissed in group litigation
Bates and others v Post Office This decision followed a case management hearing and dismissed an...
read moreCourt of Justice confirms open public procurement procedures can use a multi-stage knock out approach
Court of Justice confirms open public procurement procedures can use a multi-stage knock out...
read moreHigh Court rules that social landlords can use 2- month break clauses in long fixed-term ASTs
High Court rules that social landlords can use 2- month break clauses in long fixed-term assured...
read moreThe Safari Workaround decision
On 8 October 2018, Warby J handed down judgment rejecting a representative claim against Google on...
read moreDocumenting Atrocity Crimes against the Rohingya in Myanmar’s Rakhine State
Jonathan Worboys is part of a Public International Law & Policy Group (“PILPG”) team that...
read moreToby Riley-Smith QC and James Purnell have successfully defended the Bereleigh Shoot in a landmark private prosecution for statutory noise nuisance
Toby Riley-Smith QC and James Purnell have successfully defended the Bereleigh Shoot in a landmark...
read moreJonathan Worboys speaking on PILPG panels on “Documenting Atrocity Crimes Committed Against the Rohingya and Options for Justice and Accountability”
Henderson Chambers is pleased to announce that Jonathan Worboys will be speaking on three panels in...
read moreRhodri Williams QC appointed to the Civil Justice Council
The Secretary of State for Justice has announced the appointment of 5 new members to the Civil...
read moreLimitation and section 87 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974
In Doyle v PRA Group (UK) Ltd [2019] EWCA Civ 12, the Court of Appeal has decided that where a...
read more“The Law and Autonomous Vehicles” published today
Henderson Chambers is delighted to announce that Lucy McCormick‘s co-authored book ‘The Law and...
read moreHenderson Chambers team feature in The Lawyer’s Top 20 cases of 2019
Henderson Chambers is pleased to feature in one of The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases of 2019. Bailey...
read moreHenderson Chambers shortlisted for two awards at the Legal Cheek Awards 2019
We are very proud that the Legal Cheek Junior Barrister Survey has recognised Henderson Chambers as...
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Festive Greetings
In the spirit of Christmas, and in lieu of sending Christmas cards to our clients, Henderson...
read moreHenderson Chambers at National Pupillage Fair 2018
We are delighted to be attending the National Pupillage Fair in Gray’s Inn on Saturday 1 December...
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Rachel Tandy represents acquitted firefighter
A firefighter represented by Rachel Tandy has been acquitted of all charges after a two week trial...
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Top Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers in Chambers UK Bar 2019
Henderson Chambers is delighted to have been recommended as a Top Tier Set in Health & Safety...
read moreTop Tier Rankings for Henderson Chambers in Legal 500 2019
The Legal 500 UK 2019, published online today, describes Henderson Chambers as being ‘Without any...
read moreJonathan Worboys speaking on PILPG panels on “Documenting Atrocity Crimes Committed Against the Rohingya and Options for Justice and Accountability”
Henderson Chambers is pleased to announce that Jonathan Worboys will be speaking on three panels in...
read moreKenneth 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...
read moreProfessor 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...
read moreOliver Campbell QC & Toby Riley-Smith QC speaking at the HSLA annual conference in November 2018
Oliver Campbell QC and Toby Riley-Smith QC will be speaking at the Health & Safety Lawyers...
read moreOliver Campbell QC to speak at the HSLA annual summer lecture in London, July 2018
Oliver Campbell QC will be on the panel discussion for the Health & Safety Lawyers Association...
read moreTSI Conference
Come and visit us at the TSI Conference in Telford. Henderson Chambers will be on stand J3 where...
read moreThe Adrian Cooper Memorial Lecture
Chambers is delighted to host the 4th lecture in honour of Adrian Cooper. Adrian’s friends and...
read moreProfessional Conduct Seminar – Tuesday 13 March 2018
Henderson Chambers invite you to a talk on Professional Conduct Recent Developments and Case Law...
read moreJonathan Worboys speaks at a FCO cross governmental event on Brexit and the Law of Treaties
Last week, Jonathan Worboys spoke at a Foreign & Commonwealth Office cross governmental event on...
read moreA sash window of opportunity for workers? Holiday pay and the King v SWWL case considered – Seminar 7 February 2018
Following Mr King’s landmark victory in the ECJ in his claim against The Sash Window Workshop,...
read morePatrick Green QC to speak at the 21st Annual IBA Arbitration Day, in Buenos Aires, in February 2018.
Patrick Green QC has been invited to speak on the panel at the opening Mediation Committee...
read moreLucy McCormick confirmed to speak in Berlin at the Automotive HMI and Connectivity Conference in 2018
Lucy McCormick has been invited to speak at the Automotive HMI and Connectivity Conference from 6-7...
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