Martin Lennon Junior (Called for under seven years) Year of call: 2024 Download CV Advocate shortlisted Browse shortlist General information Martin Called to the bar in 2024 and has a mixed practice of both criminal and civil work. Martin’s primary interests are public law, immigration and personal injury work. However, he also has experience of […]
Themis Advocates Inaugural Glasgow Conference Themis are delighted to invite you to attend our Inaugural Glasgow Conference on Friday 21st April at the Hilton from 1pm-5pm. Talks will be provided on Commercial and Land & Property and Public Law & Immigration. The event is free to attend, however a donation to our charity of the year Andys Man Club would be
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Joe Bryce returns to Practice Themis Advocates are delighted to welcome Joe back to practice after a three-year sabbatical. Joe was an integral part of the stable prior to it becoming Themis Advocates and we look forward to working with him again. Joe is available to accept instructions for matters of Employment, Land & Property
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Joe Bryce Junior (Called for over seven years) Year of call: 1995 Download CV General information Joe was a solicitor for 10 years before coming to the Bar in 1995. As an inhouse solicitor at the British Railways Board he had extensive and varied experience in the fields of personal injury, employment, and commercial property.
The reasonably foreseeable consequences of depriving someone of British citizenship – Free Movement The case of Muslija (deprivation: reasonably foreseeable consequences) [2022] UKUT 337 (IAC) makes it clear that the reasonably foreseeable consequences of deprivation of British citizenship do not include predicting the outcome of a subsequent human rights appeal. Read the full article here download PDF
Leo Hofford KC : Thomas Ward v ADR Network Thomas Ward v ADR Network, judgment issued by the Sheriff Appeal Court on 15th December 2022. It is an interesting case because many practitioners in personal injury find they represent a pursuer up against two defenders, who accepts an offer from the first defender, and then finds
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An examination of State immunity by the Scottish Courts Chris Stephen has a case comment in the new issue of the Scots Law Times entitled “An examination of State immunity by the Scottish Courts” S.L.T 2022, 39, 265-268. This discusses the recent case of Morrison v Mapfre Middlesea Insurance Plc where both the Outer House (2022 S.L.T.
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Christmas Opening Hours 0900-1200 – Fri 23rd Dec; Office Closed – Mon 26th and Tues 27th Dec; 0930 – 1630 Weds 28th Dec; 0930 – 1630 – Thurs 29th Dec; 0900-1200 – Fri 30th Dec Office Closed – Mon 2nd and Tues 3rd Jan
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Newly appointed additions Following the recent appointment process, Themis Advocates are pleased to announce Andrew Crawford and Chris Stephen are newly appointed additions to the General Panel of Standing Junior Counsel to deal with UK Government work arising in the Scottish Courts. Full details can be found here
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Themis Member, John Moir successful in Pro bono action The Faculty of Advocates has a long history of promoting access to justice to those who cannot afford to pay for legal advice and representation. This article written by Neil MacKenzie KC, of Faculty obo the Scotsman which features Themis Member, John Moir. This article was
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We are delighted to invite you to attend the flagship event of Thailand Arbitration Center (THAC) “International ADR Week 2022” with the most excited topic that you are looking for “Arbitration and ADR Beyond the Pandemic”.
The webinar is entitled “Arbitration and ADR Beyond the Pandemic” and will feature Steven Walker QC of Themis Advocates.
14th July 2022 at 10:00 – 18:00 (GMT+7 Thailand time)
Please register from this link here
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The Royal Mile, 80 High St, Edinburgh EH1 1TH
Themis Advocates are delighted to invite you to attend our Employment Law Conference on Friday 24th May at the Radisson Blu, High Street, Edinburgh from 1pm-5pm. The event is free to attend, open to all solicitors, trainees and paralegals and you will be accredited 3 hours CPD.
PROGRAMME
1300 hrs – Registration & Refreshments
1330 hrs – Katerina Stein – Case Law Update
1415 hrs – Catherine MacColl – Venturing beyond the contract – the quest for the true agreement in employment relationships
1500 hrs – Refreshment Break
1520 hrs – David James – Whistleblowing Update
1600 hrs – Tim Haddow – Free Speech and the Workplace
1645 hrs – Conclusion
1700 hrs – Drinks & Canapés to which all attendees are invited
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