Head of Chambers, John Elvidge QC said “Chambers is delighted to welcome Angharad Davies back to Dere Street Barristers.” Angharad has a very strong reputation on circuit and nationally for her regulatory work and is also highly prized as a talented chancery and employment. To view Angharad’s profile please click here
Dere Street extends a warm welcome to Angus who has today joined Chambers. Angus has a mixed criminal and regulatory law practice and will be joining one of the strongest criminal teams on the North Eastern Circuit that includes 4 Silks and 31 Junior practitioners. Further details of his experience can be found here
The analysis looks at the latest chapter which rests with the recent Court of Appeal decision from last week relating to the British Gas Ltd v Lock case. The full article can be found here
The analysis looks at the latest chapter which rests with the recent Court of Appeal decision from last week relating to the British Gas Ltd v Lock case. The full article can be found here
Head of Chambers, John Elvidge QC, in welcoming Liam O’Brien to Dere Street said, “we are delighted to have Liam on board. He is very well respected and I am sure his practice will continue to go from strength to strength” Liam will be joining one of the strongest criminal teams on the North Eastern Circuit […]
Head of Chambers, John Elvidge QC, in welcoming Liam O’Brien to Dere Street said, “we are delighted to have Liam on board. He is very well respected and I am sure his practice will continue to go from strength to strength” Liam will be joining one of the strongest criminal teams on the North Eastern Circuit […]
Keep your grounds to an absolute minimum. As a general rule, the longer the Grounds of Appeal, the less likely they will impress the EAT Judge that considers them on the sift. However annoyed you (and/or your client) may be with the decision of the ET, keep it short. Although it is not possible in all […]
Keep your grounds to an absolute minimum. As a general rule, the longer the Grounds of Appeal, the less likely they will impress the EAT Judge that considers them on the sift. However annoyed you (and/or your client) may be with the decision of the ET, keep it short. Although it is not possible in all […]
On the face of it, appearing in the Scottish Employment Tribunal should not present any difficulties. After all, the law is essentially the same – the Butterworths Handbook the same ‘bible’ in both jurisdictions (not particularly surprising given that much of employment law has a common European derivation.) However, those new to the Scottish jurisdiction […]
