In this interview, Jonathan reflects on his legal career, fighting the £17bn public-purse-saving ‘case of the century’, what it was like being the government’s top…
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New 17th edition of Bradley, Ewing & Knight on Constitutional and Administrative Law Published
The 17th edition of the classic textbook Constitutional and Administrative Law has now been published by Pearson, co-authored by Professor Anthony Bradley, Professor Keith Ewing…
Read MoreLord Justice Sales appointed to the Supreme Court
11KBW warmly congratulates Lord Justice Sales on his appointment to the UK Supreme Court, which takes effect from 11th January 2019.
Read MoreJoseph Barrett and Amy Rogers listed as “Rising Stars” in Who’s Who Legal 2018
Who’s Who Legal have identified Amy Rogers and Joe Barrett as “stand out” members of the Junior Bar, operating at a level beyond their year…
Read MoreDaniel Isenberg joins 11KBW
We are delighted to announce that, having successfully completed his pupillage, Daniel Isenberg has become the newest member of 11KBW. Daniel accepts instructions in…
Read MoreFour members of 11KBW appointed as Recorders
We are delighted to announce that four members of chambers have been appointed as Recorders. They are: Richard Leiper KC – Northern Circuit Andrew Sharland…
Read MoreAndrew Sharland to be appointed Queens Counsel
Following the release of the results of the Queen’s Counsel appointments 2017, we are delighted to announce that Andrew Sharland will be appointed to Silk…
Read MoreHaringey development vehicle
The legal challenge to the Haringey Development Vehicle (“HDV”) has comprehensively failed. At a rolled-up judicial review hearing Ouseley J refused permission on all grounds.
The purpose of the HDV was to create a partnership between the Council and a private sector body. Following an EU compliant procurement process this was Lendlease. The objective was to bring private sector finance, experience and expertise to the task of developing the Council’s land for its better use, and so achieving the Council’s strategic aims in housing, affordable housing and employment.
The Claimant challenged a decision made by the Council through its Cabinet, on 20 July 2017, to confirm Lendlease as the successful bidder to become the Council’s partner in the HDV. Cabinet also approved the structure of the HDV.
The grounds of challenge were that the Council (1) could not use a Limited Liability Partnership for these purposes since the Council was acting for a commercial purpose under s1 Localism Act 2011, and so had to use a limited company; (2) had failed in its statutory duty of consultation under s3 Local Government Act 1999; (3) had failed in its public sector equality duty under s149 Equality Act 2010; and (4) could take this decision only in Full Council and not by Cabinet alone, by virtue of the Local Authorities (Functions and Responsibilities) (England) Regulations 2000.Read More
Another impressive showing for 11KBW in The Lawyer’s Top 20 Cases for 2018
Six members of chambers feature in four cases chosen by The Lawyer as among their Top 20 Cases for 2018. Charles Bourne KC, Hannah Slarks…
Read More11KBW listed in Labour & Employment Public Procurement and Sports in this year’s Who’s Who Legal
We are delighted to announce 20 members of chambers have been ranked in the Who’s Who Legal UK Bar 2018 directory in Labour & Employment,…
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