Blog — 21 June 2017

European Court of Human Rights rules that Russian laws on “promotion of homosexuality” are unlawful (Part 1)

On 20 June 2017, the third Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights (“ECtHR”) ruled in the case of Bayev & Others v Russia that the Russian state had…

Blog — 19 June 2017

Brexit negotiations to begin formally

Brexit negotiations will begin formally from today and Chancellor, Philip Hammond, has announced that the British Government will prioritise the economy and securing jobs for EU citizens.

Blog — 06 June 2017

What can EU citizens living in the UK do to protect their residence rights pending Brexit?

Under EU law, EU citizens are permitted to exercise their rights of ‘free movement’ across countries who are members of the European Union.

Blog — 06 June 2017

Snapping point? Why the surprise General Election presents unprecedented regulatory challenges for charities

Thursday 9 June 2016 was not an especially auspicious day for third sector organisations when it dawned, but for many their policy and finance officers will now need to audit…

Blog — 19 May 2017

Brexit Negotiations: fair trade and competition laws

Any Trade Deal that is eventually struck between Britain and the EU must comply with European standards of Labour Law and fair Competition say senior officials

Blog — 17 May 2017

Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC (Hon) and Saimo Chahal QC (Hon) contribute in the research of ‘Increasing judicial diversity’ by Justice

Both, Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC (Hon) and Saimo Chahal QC (Hon) contributed ideas to the research of the report by Justice: ‘Increasing judicial diversity’. Saimo Chahal QC (Hon) said: This…