Members of Chambers have written or edited various publications, articles and presentations, some of which are listed below. You can download the material or follow the links for further information.
Publications
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Lissack and Horlick on Bribery
Lexis Nexis, 2011
(Authors: members of Chambers)
A LexisNexis publication that offers a comprehensive overview of the new legislation set in both a national and international context with a full explanation of the scope of the Act together with guidance on anticorruption measures and sentencing.
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Special Report: Financial Services Law & Regulation
Lexis Nexis, 2010
(Authors: members of the banking and business team)
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APIL Guide to Tripping and Slipping Cases
APIL, 2010
(Authors: Charles Foster and Ben Bradley)
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Employment Tribunal Claims: Tactics & Precedents
Legal Action Group, 3rd ed. 2009
(Author: Naomi Cunningham jointly with Michael Reed)
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Employment Court Practice
Sweet & Maxwell, 2nd ed. 2008
(Naomi Cunningham contributing editor)
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Event and presentation material
APIL Child Abuse Claims Conference - The Changing Landscape
(Author: Patrick Sadd)
Articles
Butterworths Personal Injury Newsletter:
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January 2012, Vol 4 Issue 1
The distortion of responsibility?
Patrick Sadd analyses the courts’ approach to vicarious liability in cases which involve abuse -
December 2011, Vol 3 Issue 12
Giving credit where credit is due
Should credit be given in accommodation claims where family members live with a claimant at no cost to themselves? Jonathan Hand reports -
November 2011, Vol 3 Issue 11
A circular argument
Gerard McDermott QC examines an insurance-related conundrum which the European Court of Justice must get to grips with -
September 2011, Vol 3 Issue 9
Happy holidays
When is a holiday a package holiday? Ben Bradley reports -
August 2011, Vol 3 Issue 8
Who is the successful party?
Kate Edwards analyses the implications of the Court of Appeal’s decision
Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill: Implications for Personal Injury Litigation (Gerard McDermott QC)
Whose Baby Is It Anyway? (Legal status of the fetus and more) (Author: Susan Freeborn)
Sex Discrimination: Equal but Different? (Author: Naomi Cunningham)
Discrimination Through The Looking-Glass (Author: Naomi Cunningham)
Indirect Discrimination (Author: Naomi Cunningham)
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