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Meal allowances judged to be topping up basic wages
5th February 2020

Meal allowances judged to be topping up basic wages

Kevin McNerney represented six BA cabin crew at an Employment Tribunal.

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A, B And C (Adoption: Notification of Fathers And Relatives) [2020] EWCA Civ 41 (29 January 2020)
4th February 2020

A, B And C (Adoption: Notification of Fathers And Relatives) [2020] EWCA Civ 41 (29 January 2020)

Frances Heaton QC led Pennie Stanistreet in a recent Court of Appeal case.

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Fayaz Hammond sworn in
29th January 2020

Fayaz Hammond sworn in

Congratulations to Fayaz Hammond who has been officially sworn in as a District Judge.

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Dental practice vicariously liable for negligence of independent dentist
29th January 2020

Dental practice vicariously liable for negligence of independent dentist

William Poole acted for the Claimant in a case of particular relevance to clinical negligence practitioners who undertake work on behalf of or against GPs and dentists.

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Dental practice vicariously liable for negligence of independent dentist
29th January 2020

Dental practice vicariously liable for negligence of independent dentist

William Poole acted for the Claimant in a case of particular relevance to clinical negligence practitioners who undertake work on behalf of or against GPs and dentists.

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Welcome Archna Dawar
27th January 2020

Welcome Archna Dawar

Archna has a wealth of experience and joins as a senior member of our Matrimonial Finance team, dealing primarily with high value cases.

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Samantha Hillas appointed Queen’s Counsel
16th January 2020

Samantha Hillas appointed Queen’s Counsel

Warmest congratulations from everyone in Chambers.

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Paul Watson QC appointed Recorder of Middlesbrough
13th January 2020

Paul Watson QC appointed Recorder of Middlesbrough

Congratulations to His Honour Judge Paul Watson QC, on his appointment to Senior Circuit Judge, Resident Judge based at Teesside Combined Court. 

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Ethical veganism as a protected characteristic
9th January 2020

Ethical veganism as a protected characteristic

Jason Searle has written an article following the ruling in Jordi Casamitjana v the League Against Cruel Sports (LACS).

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Welcome Andrew Mountain
6th January 2020

Welcome Andrew Mountain

We are delighted to welcome Children Law specialist Andrew Mountain to Chambers. 

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James Martin-Smith v Welcome Finance Limited
19th December 2019

James Martin-Smith v Welcome Finance Limited

In the latest Plevin litigation, Steven McGarry appeared on behalf of the claimant in his claim against Welcome Finance Limited.

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District Judge Fayaz Hammond
4th December 2019

District Judge Fayaz Hammond

We are delighted to announce that the Queen has appointed Fayaz Hammond to be a District Judge.

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