Kieron Spoors, a graduate of the University of Cambridge, who has finished the Bar Course LLM at BPP with a Distinction and is seeking pupillage, writes about the Attorney General’s reference with regard to the Colston 4.
Category Archives: Administrative Law
Jack Hollingworth: Why Basfar v Wong [2022] will not be the final word on Modern Slavery – Jurisdiction and Immunity in the Supreme Court and Abroad’
Jack Hollingworth, final year law student at the University of Cambridge, writes on the subject of diplomatic immunity where a diplomat subjects someone to circumstances of modern slavery.
Jason Galbraith-Marten QC: Uber and UTAG v TfL Interview Series (Part 2)
The second part of the series on the High Court’s decision that Uber and Free Now’s business model is unlawful. Alexi Norris, Assistant Editor, interviewed leading employment and equality barrister Jason Galbraith-Marten QC of Cloisters, who acted for the App Drivers and Couriers Union in this case.
Charles Streeten: Uber and UTAG v TfL Interview Series (Part 1)
The High Court has determined that Uber and Free Now’s business model, of acting as an agent for its drivers is unlawful. Alexi Norris, Assistant Editor, interviewed barrister Charles Streeten of Francis Taylor Building, who acted for United Trade Action Group (UTAG) in this case.
Kieron Spoors: A Case Note and Analysis – R (Good Law Project) v Minister for the Cabinet Office [2021]
A case note and comment from Kieron Spoors, a Cambridge University law finalist and aspiring barrister, on R (Good Law Project) v Minister for the Cabinet Office [2021].
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