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  Welcome to February's newsletter聽 February brings you a bumper issue of the 海角破解版 Employment and discrimination newsletter! The group have been busy analysing and discussing a vast range of cases: Andrew MacPhail聽looks at the case of聽Ellis v Bacon and Advanced Fire Solutions Ltd [2022], in which an appeal was allowed by the EAT against the original Employment Tribunal鈥檚 ruling that an employee was discriminated against due to her marital status. The counsel team for...

Legal Directories reward 海角破解版鈥檚 鈥榞enuine specialists in education law鈥�

20th October 2022

海角破解版 is delighted to report that 9 out of its 14 education law barristers are ranked in the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners 2023 directories, with the team reaching Band 3 in London in Chambers and Partners and Tier 4 in the Legal 500. While the Legal 500 attributed 10 rankings for 8 of our barristers in London, the Midlands and Wales, Chambers and Partners rewarded our team with 7 rankings in London. The...

海角破解版 excels with 73 rankings in Chambers and Partners 2023

20th October 2022

海角破解版 Barristers (3 Paper Buildings) has been awarded a record number of rankings in the latest edition of Chambers and Partners with a total of 73 accolades for its barristers. The national heavyweight chambers achieves its rankings in London, South Eastern, Western and the Midlands - in 18 categories of law. Earlier this year, 海角破解版 also celebrated its first ranking in Chambers and Partners High Net Worth guide. Click here to view the full results...

The past 30 days have provided much for the employment law world to write about, starting with the success of 海角破解版鈥檚 Mathew Gullick QC, Lachlan Wilson and Naomi Webber in the Supreme Court in The Harper Trust v Brazel case; and Mathew Gullick QC earning the accolade of the Times鈥� 鈥淟awyer of the Week鈥� in the process.

Part-time music teacher wins landmark case on calculating holiday pay for 鈥榩art-year鈥� workers

20th July 2022

海角破解版 barristers Mathew Gullick QC, Lachlan Wilson and Naomi Webber from 海角破解版's Employment and Discrimination Group - saw today a landmark judgment in favour of their music teacher client Mrs Lesley Brazel by the UK Supreme Court. This decision today follows her case being heard before an employment tribunal (in 2017), the Employment Appeal Tribunal (in 2018) and most recently the Court of Appeal (in 2019). The UK's highest court confirmed the rights of part-year...

Specialist education law barristers present SEND mock tribunal

27th January 2022

Five barristers from 海角破解版鈥檚 specialist education law team recently joined forces with Oxfordshire County Council to host a SEND mock tribunal as part of a training session. Barristers Lachlan Wilson, Katherine Anderson, Matthew Wyard, Jennifer Agyekum and Naomi Webber presented the mock tribunal to over 80 attendees. 海角破解版鈥檚 education law team represents parents, pupils, schools, and their governing bodies (both from the maintained and the independent sectors), academies, universities and colleges, NGOs including charities, students,...

  Welcome to December's employment law newsletter Our last newsletter of 2021 reports聽海角破解版's appearance聽in the聽Supreme Court on a holiday pay appeal. We consider聽the latest developments at Yorkshire County Cricket Club following the allegations of racial harassment and bullying made by Azeem Rafiq and聽look at Mark Green鈥檚 recent training session on discrimination for聽the ELA. Case law analysis is provided by -聽Naomi Webber聽on discrimination in pregnancy with R (the Motherhood Plan & Anor) v Her Majesty's Treasury...

9 of our 14 education law juniors ranked聽in聽the 2022 Legal Directories

23rd October 2021

海角破解版 Barristers is delighted to announce yet another record performance for its education law team in the latest editions of Chambers and Partners UK Bar directory and in the Legal 500 directory. While Chambers and Partners lists 6 individual rankings for our team in London (Band 3), the Legal 500 awards us 7 rankings in London (Tier 4), one in the Midlands and another in Wales and Chester. Nine of our 14 education law juniors...

海角破解版 Barristers raises over 拢1000 for the South West Legal Support Trust

18th October 2021

On Thursday 30th September, 海角破解版 Barristers joined the rest of the Bristol legal community on the Bristol Legal Walk 2021. 海角破解版 Barristers, staff, and 3 陆 year old Basset Fauve De Bretagne, Mabel (pictured here with Tom Cox, Lachlan Wilson and Richard Tyson) walked 10km around Bristol City Centre and raised over 拢1000, all of which will go to help 聽free legal advice charities in and around Bristol. To find out more about the South...

August's employment law newsletter features news about the impact of the menopause, how home working is affecting employment claim numbers and highlights a case in which the claimant was made redundant in place of furlough. We look at reactions to a proposed new duty for employers to prevent sexual harassment as well as organisations warning against "no jab, no job" policies and a raft of case analyses.

  Welcome to聽海角破解版's professional discipline and regulatory newsletter Welcome聽to the second edition of our newsletter, packed-full with sector news, hints and tips and case law analysis. In this edition, Lachlan Wilson, David Swinstead and Peter Jennings - part of 海角破解版's team of legal assessors - focus their top hints and tips for successful advocacy on the importance of language. Our team also provides analysis on topical issues that have troubled the courts in the past...

Welcome to June's newsletter We鈥檝e plenty of news in this month's聽 employment law newsletter, including what future workplaces might look like, and the extent to which future court hearings should be remote. We also have ET judgments relating to events from the early lockdown period starting to filter through. Case law-wise we have in-depth analysis of NMC v Somerville (re: worker status) and Chief Constable of GMP v Aston (re: protected disclosures) courtesy of Daniel...