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Littleton has a long established group of the world's leading arbitrators which enables us to provide a full arbitration service

Each member of the group is an independent professional, with world-wide experience of major international and domestic arbitrations, whether acting as tribunal chairman, member or sole arbitrator

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Judicial mediation in the Employment Tribunal: How to make the most of it

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Joseph Bryan writes: Court of Appeal considers test on interim application for springboard relief

Bloch & Brearley "Employment Covenants and Confidential Information: Law, Practice and Technique"

Chris Quinn writes on Falling Off the End of a Springboard: Aquinas Education Ltd v Miller and Others

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Restructuring & Insolvency analysis: Jamie Riley considers the practical implications of the judgment in Promontoria

Jamie Riley appears in the Supreme Court. Constructive Trust and insolvency: Bailey v Angove’s PTY

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Littleton Cross - Border Anti Suit Injunction Referred to CJEU

Discrimination at work under the DIFC’s New Employment Law

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Both John Bowers QC and Adam Solomon appear in the Supreme Court on behalf of different parties

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Naomi Ellenbogen QC appointed as Chair of the independent Professional Footballers’ Association Review

John Mehrzad re-appointed onto Judging Panel for Sports Group Industry’s Integrity Award

Littleton welcomes its latest ‘Inspire Sports Law’ initiative mentee

described as 'superarbitrators' who 'play the world stage' and 'compete for appointments on the biggest cases'

GAVIN MANSFIELD QC

Silk: 2013 | Call: 1992

SILKS

Daniel Tatton Brown QC

JUNIORS

Charlene Ashiru [Hawkins]

INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATORS

Sir Michael Burton GBE

Lord David Hacking

Mauro Rubino-Sammartano

David Higgins

Dr Matthieu de Boisseson

Andrew Clarke QC

Chelva Retnam Rajah SC

Dr Alan M. Anderson

John J Kerr

Prof. Anthony Daimsis

ASSOCIATE TENANTS

DAVID READE QC IN A NEW EAT CASE ON WHISTLEBLOWING AND THE NATURE OF DISCLOSURE

David Reade QC in a new EAT case on whistleblowing and the nature of disclosure

David Reade QC appeared for the Claimant in Simpson v Cantor Fitzgerald Europe, UKEAT/0016/18/DA, 21 June 2019 (Choudhury P).

The case addresses the requirements of a protected disclosure and whether a query might amount to a disclosure. Jeremy Lewis and Martin Fodder consider the case in detail here.

Posted: 09.07.2019 at 10:31

Tags: News Employment Law

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