Blog — 01 December 2016

Fired up and ready to go – the People’s Challenge legal team prepares to defend fundamental citizenship rights with four centuries of legal precedent

Yesterday this firm filed the 20 comb-bound copies of the People’s Challenge ‘Written Case’ required by the Supreme Court for next week’s hearing of the Article 50 appeal which will…

Blog — 18 November 2016

Tribunal needs to consider subconscious motivation for possible discriminatory acts

EAT finds that ET had erred in failing to consider whether an employer had subconsciously discriminated against the appellant. The ET’s conclusion that the respondent’s witnesses held a genuine belief…

Blog — 16 November 2016

Trump and the constitution

An issue of great concern arising from the surprising election of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States is the composition of its Supreme Court. That is because…

Blog — 09 November 2016

Henriques Review paves the way to reform

Sir Richard Henriques’ was allocated the task of carrying out an independent review into alleged sexual abuse by public figures.

Blog — 08 November 2016

Fighting the insidious ‘Snoopers’ Charter’

In its current form, the Investigatory Powers Bill will mark the death knell of legal professional privilege, write Joseph Morgan and Molly Cox