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Schona Jolly QC on plugging the post-Brexit human rights gap
Human rights and equalities lawyer Schona Jolly QC warns that the government’s refusal to incorporate the EU Charter of Rights into UK law will weaken human rights protections.
COA dismisses whistleblowing judge’s appeal in Gilham v MOJ
The Court of Appeal has today (21 December 2017) given judgment in the much awaited “are judges workers?” case of Gilham v MOJ. Rachel Crasnow QC, Rachel Barrett and Chris Milsom acted for the intervenor.
Appeal court to scrutinise legality of enhanced shared parental pay
The Employment Appeal Tribunal will hear the appeal in Ali v Capita Customer Management Ltd tomorrow, Wednesday 20th December, on the issue of whether employers who offer enhanced maternity pay must also offer enhanced shared parental pay. The joined appeal of Hextall v Chief Constable of Leicestershire Police will take place in January 2018.
Schona Jolly QC on BBC World News: Why the world must act now to protect the Rohingya
Schona Jolly QC appeared on BBC World News today to discuss human rights concerns of the Rohingya refugee crisis in Myanmar.
Two New Silks for Cloisters
Cloisters is delighted to announce that Ed Williams and Tom Coghlin have been successful in the 2017 silk competition.
Tom Brown acts for successful trade union in £1m collective consultation claim
Tom Brown acts in an Industrial Tribunal in Belfast has upheld a £1m claim that Ulster University failed to consult about collective redundancies, following a two-week trial.