...the BAGA Standards of Conduct over social media posts. The respondent, Louis Smith, admitted failing to display high personal standards commensurate with his role in sport. To see the BAGA...
...and cross-examination of vulnerable complainants, extensive disputed identification evidence, and complex expert evidence relating to computers and the internet. Attracting national media coverage at the time of the offence and...
...its approach of comparing the roles of the Trust and the agency and instead the relevant question was whether the Trust had substantially determined the terms of work. Importantly, Simler...
...read the full story, please see: https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/14784565.liam-darvill-admits-stabbing-dean-evans-to-death-after-argument-with-ex-girlfriend/ Adam Feest QC (Call 1994, Silk 2016) is a criminal law barrister who advises on the whole spectrum of criminal cases. His expertise...
...manager to be sanctioned for betting against his own team to win. The reasons for the Sanctions imposed are awaited but click here for further details of the case: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37929939...
...when for part of the time she occupied a trust property unlawfully, but part of the time occupied it lawfully. The case was also covered in the press: https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/law/judge-calls-for-lip-powers-after-court-bombarded-with-emails/5059119.article ...
Nigel Lickley QC leading Gemma White successfully prosecuted RAD Trading Ltd and company director Darren Manley for selling psychoactive substances ‘Legal Highs’ from their 'Red Eye’ Shop in Oxford in...
...liability, there is no justification for weighting the fact-finding exercise against any particular conclusion requiring proof to any higher standard than the balance of probabilities. Reviewing the common law, early...
...legal team contended, failed to apply section 224 of the Employment Rights Act which had been enacted specifically to provide for compensation when workers worked irregular hours. An employment tribunal...
...complainant, who alleged that she had not consented to sexual intercourse. The claimant had insisted during his criminal trial that Facebook messages between himself and the complainant that had been...
Christopher Edwards provides an overview of the law relating to the Commercial Agents Directive and its latest developments in Webinar for Lexis Nexis.
View Article3PB Family Barrister Nicola Frost provides an insightful summary of Re: MM (A patient) [2017] EWCA Civ 34, an appeal from the Court of Protection in which the appellant had been ordered to facilitate MM's return to this jurisdiction, the court having found (on a number of occasions) it to be in MM's best welfare interests to be cared for in the south west of England.
The parties compromised the appeal and the court was asked to approve a consent order, allowing the appeal, on the basis that (i) the order made had become otiose and (ii) it would be futile to subject the appellant to further coercive orders in the face of her continuing obduracy. Case remitted to the court of first instance for the proceedings to be concluded.
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