Industrial Action: Government may challenge strike’s validity

Weightmans LLP | Employment Law Journal | June 2016 #171
Paul McFarlane and Louise Singh comment on the education secretary’s recent attempt to have proposed industrial action ruled unlawful ‘Courts may be willing to consider interventions by a secretary of state, who is not the employer, where they find this to be in the public interest.’ In The Secretary of State for Education v National …

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Banking: Show me the money

Hogan Lovells | The Commercial Litigation Journal | November/December 2015 #64
Daniela Vella examines the new Financial List: a ‘beacon’ for litigants? ‘Having a single judge, with the appropriate background, experience and understanding of complex financial structures, products and markets, dealing with a case from start to finish is a simple yet effective idea.’ In the second half of 2014 a group of judges from the …

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Rights Of Light: Timing is everything

Charles Russell Speechlys LLP | Property Law Journal | April 2013 #308
Emma Humphreys and Richard Flenley examine a case highlighting the different considerations that apply when a court is considering a claim for an injunction and a claim for declaratory relief The defendants contended that the court should only grant an injunction or make a declaration in a quia timet action where the defendant is threatening …

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