Employment Law Bar Association
Mr Justice Langstaff will give the final talk of the ELBA year at 6.00 p.m. on 18th June in the Spy Room, Gray’s Inn.
Refreshments will follow.
Please note that this talk was previously announced for the 16th June. This has changed and the 18th is the correct date.
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ELBA’s AGM will take place on 7th May 2009 at 6pm in Gray’s Inn Spy Room.
After the (brief) formalities, Mr Justice Underhill will speak on ‘The Reason Why?’
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Anne Fairpo will speak on the taxation issues involved in employment litigation, in particular when drafting schedules of loss.
The talk will be at 6pm on 28th April at the DLA offices in Birmingham - map and directions. It will be open to solicitors as well as barristers.
We will need to provide a list of attendees to DLA, so if you are interested, please email Michael Reed
The paper from the session is now available to download.
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Damian Brown of Littleton and Simon Browne of 1 Temple Gardens will be speaking on costs in employment cases on at 6pm on 7th April in Gray’s Spy Room.
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Mr Justice Langstaff will speak at a Practitioner meeting on 18th June at Gray’s Inn Spy Room at 6pm.
The topic will be announced shortly.
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Vivienne Gay, Regional Chair of London North Employment Tribunals and Andrew Hochhauser QC will speak on ‘Advocacy in the Employment Tribunal’ on 13 January 2009 at 6 p.m in the Spy Room, Gray’s Inn.
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ELBA will hold its annual dinner on 5th February 2009 at Stationers’ Hall.
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On 20th November, in Gray’s Inn Spy Room at 6 pm, Sean Jones will talk about individual redundancy cases.
Many of us are anticipating a significant increase in this type of case because of the current economic woes. So it is an important area to get to grips with, particularly if you are new enough to practice that you don’t remember the last cluster of cases.
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The speakers in the recent talk on Malcolm v Lewisham have kindly allowed us to place their papers online:
James Goudie: Malcolm v Lewisham
Stephen Evans: Malcolm: A summary, Can Malcolm be confined to its facts?
Catherine Casserley: The Intervener’s View
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