Bloomsbury immigration Law Briefing: September Teaser
23rd September 2020
Welcome to the latest Bloomsbury Immigration Law Briefing which covers the period up to 20 September 2020.
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Biffa loses appeal against waste export charges
22nd September 2020
In 2015 Biffa Waste Services sent 175 tonnes of waste from its recycling plant in Edmonton, London destined for two reprocessing plants in China. Investigators stopped seven 25 tonne containers of...
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Coercive behaviour and ‘stranding’
By David Burrows
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Family Law
18th September 2020
Some definitions…. Terms such as ‘coercive control’ and ‘stranding’ are used increasingly freely by family lawyers. Most of us have a broad idea of what they mean, but what do they mean in law? Under...
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Bloomsbury Immigration Law Briefing: August Teaser
28th August 2020
Legislative updates The Immigration (Health Charge) (Amendment) Order 2020. Court updates Detention R (on the application of Humnyntskyi & Ors) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2020]...
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Bloomsbury IP/IT Law Briefing: August Briefing
28th August 2020
The stand-out decision in August was the UK Supreme Court’s ruling in the Unwired Planet v Huawei and Conversant v Huawei/ZTE cases. In a unanimous judgment, the five judges dismissed the appeals and...
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How to Find Tier 2 Sponsoring Jobs in the UK
18th August 2020
The biggest challenge for foreign citizens is to find and secure a Tier 2 sponsoring job in the UK. If you wish to come to the UK for work, you must apply to companies that hold sponsor licenses for...
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Meghan Markle and her five friends
By David Burrows
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Family Law
11th August 2020
Anonymity and non-parties Though parties to family proceedings, and perhaps their lay witnesses, are entitled to expect anonymity in first instance proceedings, professional witnesses do not have the...
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Bloomsbury International Arbitration Briefing: August Teaser
By Paul Fisher
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Arbitration
10th August 2020
In Brief Bridgehouse (Bradford (No.2) Ltd v BAE [2020] EWCA Civ 759 [England and Wales] The Court of Appeal considered an appeal from the Chancery Division staying proceedings brought pursuant to...
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Bloomsbury Family Law Briefing: August Teaser
By David Burrows
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Family Law
5th August 2020
Case Summaries Re KN (A Child) (Art 15 Transfer) [2020] EWCA Civ 1002 (30 July 2020) – Appeal of mother of disturbed 13-year-old against order that the proceedings should be transferred to the French...
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