Now that courts are becoming more transparent and even allowing in the TV cameras, how important is it that all the barristers in open court should ‘look the part’ by wearing wigs and gowns?
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Rules to be ‘simple and simply expressed'
7th January 2019 |
Family Law
A judicial review pre-action protocol letter for children proceedings This is a fictional judicial review pre-action protocol letter by the solicitor of a child, Clara, aged almost 13-years-old....
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Bloomsbury Immigration Law Briefing: January Teaser
3rd January 2019 |
Immigration & Nationality Law
In this month’s briefing we cover case law and other developments up to 7 December 2018. The much-anticipated Immigration White Paper was too late to be covered but will be in next month. In the...
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Bloomsbury IP/IT Law Briefing: December Teaser
3rd January 2019 |
Intellectual Property & Media Law
This month’s IP and IT Briefing features two decisions in criminal copyright infringement cases.
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Government and Information Rights: The Law Relating to Access, Disclosure and their Regulation
2nd January 2019 |
Public Law
This book was first published in 1990 when the information debate was in its infancy. It has provided readers with an expert analysis of the legal provisions on access to information rights, data...
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Why every contract needs ‘quality control’ clauses
20th December 2018 |
Company and Commercial Law
Setting a benchmark Quality control clauses have two aims: (1) to set a firm standard and quality for content; and (2) to establish the product’s or service’s expected purpose or how it is to...
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Immigration Law (3 December – 17 December)
18th December 2018 |
Immigration & Nationality Law
Immigration News Local authorities could stop housing asylum seekers, MPs warn The Guardian – 17 December A recent Commons report has warned that local authorities may pull out of the scheme to house...
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Family Law (3 December – 17 December)
18th December 2018 |
Family Law
Family News Extra SEND funding insufficient, warn children's services leaders Cypnow – 17 December Damian Hinds, the Education Secretary, has announced that £250 million of addition funds will be...
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Drugs Offences Litigation
11th December 2018 |
Criminal Law
In different jurisdictions, the possession and use of certain substances is restricted. These substances include chemicals and herbs that can be used for medicinal or recreational purposes. Such...
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Employment and Pensions Law (26 November – 10 December)
10th December 2018 |
Employment Law
Employment News Average salaries for new jobs increase by 28.9% in the UK Employee Benefits – 7 December Between November 2017 and November 2018, average salaries for new jobs have increased by 28.9%...
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