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Lord Neuberger

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Name: Lord Neuberger

First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports

Enforcing squatters' human rights

Does the new law on criminal trespass have the potential for contravening a squatter's human rights? Sandra Clarke and Mark Pawlowski reportThe Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 received Royal Assent on 1 May 2012. Section 144 ... [Published Solicitors Journal - May 17 2013]

Entities: Squatter, Adverse Possession, Human Rights, Property, Criminal

First reported May 14 2013 - Updated May 14 2013 - 1 reports

“Balance sheet insolvency test” questioned by Supreme Court

The UK Supreme Court has delivered a significant ruling on the issue of balance sheet insolvency tests within insolvency court cases.The ruling upheld a decision by the Court of Appeal (March 2011) in BNY Corporate Trustee Services v Eurosail UK that ... [Published Insolvency News - May 14 2013]

Entities: Insolvency, Supreme Court, BNY Corporate Trustee Services Ltd, Court of Appeal, Lord Neuberger

First reported May 10 2013 - Updated May 10 2013 - 1 reports

Slater & Gordon

The only way is ethics

Posted by Was Tuesday the day we began to see the future a bit more clearly? Capital-infused alternative business structures (ABSs) with clear, market-dominating ambitions, using their financial clout to consolidate their markets? Is this the nightmare ... [Published Legal Futures - May 10 2013]

Entities: Ethical, Slater & Gordon, Lord Neuberger

First reported May 09 2013 - Updated May 09 2013 - 2 reports

Subordinated noteholders strike sail: balance sheet insolvency in the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has unanimously affirmed the Court of Appeal's decision on the test for balance sheet insolvency under section 123(2) of the Insolvency Act 1986 finding that Eurosail was not balance sheet insolvent. Of practical importance to borrowers ... [Published Clifford Chance - May 09 2013]

Entities: Insolvency, Supreme Court, Subordination

First reported May 09 2013 - Updated May 09 2013 - 1 reports

Advocates should “adapt to realities” of criminal legal aid cuts, Lord Neuberger says

Time for working out how to survive, not 'talking about the end of the Bar'Lord Neuberger, president of the Supreme Court, has said that advocates "should be able to adapt to realities" and live through the "vicissitudes" of the criminal legal aid cu ... [Published Solicitors Journal - May 09 2013]

Entities: Lord Neuberger, Legal Aid, Advocate

First reported May 09 2013 - Updated May 09 2013 - 1 reports

State must provide ‘genuine access’ – Neuberger’s rebuke to government

The president of the Supreme Court has warned that denying access to the courts could create an exploitative society that might ultimately fail - and he called on lawyers to help ensure the justice system works.Delivering the first Harbour Litigation ... [Published Law Society Gazette - May 09 2013]

Entities: Legal Aid, courts, Advocate, Barrister

First reported May 09 2013 - Updated May 09 2013 - 1 reports

Neuberger: ?quick and rough justice? may be way forward for smaller claims

Neuberger: “quick and rough justice” may be way forward for smaller claimsNeuberger: litigation funding is not without risks“Quick and rough justice” may be a better solution for relatively small claims than invoking the full force of the Civil Procedure ... [Published Litigation Futures - May 09 2013]

Entities: Litigation, Lord Neuberger, Civil Procedure, Cross-examination

First reported May 08 2013 - Updated May 08 2013 - 1 reports

Westminster School auctions a mini-pupillage – current bid £600

Struggling to secure work experience in the ultra-competitive environment of the Bar? Well, thanks to top public school Westminster, now those with cash to burn can buy a mini-pupillage...Westminster's mini-pupillage auction is open until 22 May. The ... [Published Legal Cheek - May 08 2013]

Entities: Westminster School, Barrister, Lord Neuberger, Criminal, Dominic Grieve

First reported May 08 2013 - Updated May 08 2013 - 1 reports

JAC kicks off selection process to appoint new Lord Chief Justice

The Judicial Appointments Committee (JAC) has kicked off the selection process to appoint a new Lord Chief Justice (LCJ) following the retirement of Lord Judge this September.The JAC has set up a selection panel to oversee the interviews for the role, ... [Published Legal Week - May 08 2013]

Entities: Lord Chief Justice, Chris Grayling, Justice System, Appointment, Lady Justice Heather Hallett

First reported Apr 29 2013 - Updated Apr 29 2013 - 1 reports

Judges reject new legal aid reform

LONDON: England’s 800-year-old tradition of fair and open access to justice for all will be destroyed by sweeping government plans to reform criminal legal aid, senior judges and magistrates are warning.In an attempt to save £200 million by 2018, Justice ... [Published The Gulf Today - Apr 29 2013]

Entities: Legal Aid, judges, Chris Grayling

First reported Apr 23 2013 - Updated Apr 23 2013 - 1 reports

VIDEO: House of Lords

Decreasing the time-frame for judicial review applications may lead to a rise in applications, says crossbench peer Lord Pannick. The government's publication of its consultation into judicial reviews was met with criticism in the Lords during oral questions ... [Published BBC - Apr 23 2013]

Entities: House of Lords, Lord Neuberger, Ministry of Justice

First reported Apr 21 2013 - Updated Apr 21 2013 - 1 reports

British readers of news websites do not ...

A ruling by the Supreme Court on Wednesday will protect British internet users who browse news websites from the risk of legal action in a landmark decision that is expected to be rolled out across the EU.A three-year dispute between the Newspaper Licensing ... [Published Gulftelenews.com - Apr 21 2013]

Entities: Meltwater Group, Copyright Infringement, Supreme Court

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Judgment Call: 20 May 2013 [Published The Lawyer - May 20 2013]
Enforcing squatters' human rights [Published Solicitors Journal - May 17 2013]
Legal aid cuts prompt top lawyers to leave the ... [Published Guardian.co.uk - May 16 2013]
BSB powerless to intervene in Westminster Schoo... [Published Legal Cheek - May 15 2013]
“Balance sheet insolvency test” questioned by S... [Published Insolvency News - May 14 2013]
Supreme Court clarifies balance sheet insolvenc... [Published Linklaters - May 13 2013]
The only way is ethics [Published Legal Futures - May 10 2013]
Subordinated noteholders strike sail: balance s... [Published Clifford Chance - May 09 2013]
Insolvency relief for pensions from Supreme Cou... [Published Pensions Age - May 09 2013]
Advocates should “adapt to realities” of crimin... [Published Solicitors Journal - May 09 2013]
The meaning of the "Balance Sheet Insolvency Te... [Published Sidley Austin LLP - May 09 2013]
Relief for councils after landmark Supreme Cour... [Published Local Government Lawyer - May 09 2013]
State must provide ‘genuine access’ – Neuberger... [Published Law Society Gazette - May 09 2013]
Neuberger: ?quick and rough justice? may be way... [Published Litigation Futures - May 09 2013]
Westminster School auctions a mini-pupillage – ... [Published Legal Cheek - May 08 2013]
JAC kicks off selection process to appoint new ... [Published Legal Week - May 08 2013]
Judgment Call 29 April 2013 [Published The Lawyer - Apr 29 2013]
Judges reject new legal aid reform [Published The Gulf Today - Apr 29 2013]
judgment call 29.04 [Published The Lawyer - Apr 29 2013]
New legal aid reforms end 'justice for all', la... [Published The Independent - Apr 28 2013]
Lawyers warn legal aid changes will result in j... [Published Wales Online - Apr 27 2013]
Calls to abandon tax privilege [Published Economia - Apr 23 2013]
VIDEO: House of Lords [Published BBC - Apr 23 2013]
Legal Aid Cuts Disrupt Court Cases – Personal I... [Published Watch My Wallet - Apr 23 2013]
British readers of news websites do not ... [Published Gulftelenews.com - Apr 21 2013]
PRCA hails victory against NLA in the Supreme C... [Published PRCA - Apr 19 2013]
Supreme Court asks ECJ whether internet browsin... [Published Practical Law Company - Apr 18 2013]
British internet users 'do not infringe copyright' [Published Telegraph - Apr 18 2013]
British readers of news websites 'do not infrin... [Published Telegraph - Apr 18 2013]
PRCA hails historic victory over NLA that saves... [Published Brand Republic - Apr 18 2013]

Blogs

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Secret courts are already here [Published The Coffee House \| Politics and News Discussion ... - Mar 25 2013] Imagine this. Barclay’s Bank is banned from operating in Iran for ‘security’ reasons. The bank challenges the government’s decision in the Iranian courts, and the case reaches the Supreme Court. Half way through the hearing, the lead judge announces ...
LibDems leave over support for secret trials; I... [Published Boing Boing - Mar 12 2013] Philippe Sands, a professor of international law and prominent practicing lawyer, has resigned from the UK Liberal Democrats party. He is the third well-known party member to leave the LibDems this month. Dinah Rose, a respected human rights lawyer ...
If nothing else, we knew Nick Clegg and Co woul... [Published Comment is free \| guardian.co.uk - Mar 09 2013] There was one thing you always thought you knew about the Liberal Democrats in coalition. Whatever happened, they would stay true to their oft-stated support for civil liberties and rights. It was unimaginable that all but seven of their 57 MPs would ...
A weekend miscellany [Published Harry's Place - Feb 10 2013] In response to a recent request from Biscuit Barrel for more posts on bread and butter issues – here is a round up of some of the articles and which have caught my eye recently. First, here’s something from Bob from Brockley’s own roundup , a powerful ...