HH Stephen Wildblood KC and Jennifer Kotilaine, specialist family law barristers at 3PB Barristers (3 Paper Buildings), will present a free online conference for Family Law Week entitled “Deprivation of...
...a free virtual Financial Remedy Conference hosted by Family Law Week, Oxfordshire Resolution and RWK Goodman. “Financial Remedy Conference: An art, not a science: valuing companies, Daniels v Walker and...
...volunteering their time to provide free legal assistance to individuals and charities. This follows last month's news that 3PB were nominated as “Pro Bono Chambers of the Year” and commercial...
...as knowledgeable as they come, with commercial-based reasoning and client-friendly conclusions." This event is sponsored by CIArb Wales, Blake Morgan LLP and 3PB. If you wish to attend or would...
...Use of Land, published by Wildy, Simmonds & Hill Publishing Ltd. This informative book comprises of sections on easements, village greens, public rights of way, restrictive covenants, assets of community...
...by Justin Sullivan (President Elect RICS, CEO Adair Ltd ), Ian Burnell (Head of Commercial, UK Power Networks) and Tim Seal (Head of Construction, Ridgemont) and the panel will be...
3PB family barrister Kellie Salter will be speaking at the Community Care Live 2024 conference on "Competence, capacity and parental responsibility – a guide to all three for those working...
3PB Employment barrister Oliver Isaacs analyses the latest employment law cases, covering:
1. Early Conciliation – De Mota v ADR Network UKEAT/0305/16/DA
2. Practice and Procedure - Jhuti v Royal Mail UKEAT/0061/17/RN
3. Burden of Proof - Efobi v Royal Mail Group Ltd
4. Causation and Apportionment – BAE Systems (Operations) Ltd v Konczak (2017) EWCA Civ 1188
5. Permanent Health Insurance - ICTS (UK) Ltd v Visram (2017) All ER D 229
6. Whistleblowing - International Petroleum Ltd v Osipov & Others (2017) UKEAT/0058/17/DA
Please click below to read Oliver's case law update.
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Specialist regulatory law barrister Sunyana Sharma reviews the case of Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care v Health and Care Professions Council, Roberts [2020] EWHC 1906 (Admin). Th case concerned a member of staff that had used racist language.
View Article3PB Employment Barrister Katherine Anderson examines the implications of Peninsula v Baker on employer liability for acts of victimisation. Katherine Anderson examines if an employer can escape "scot-free" from liability for an act of victimisation if it is 'astute enough' to instruct an innocent third party – or employee - to carry it out.
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