04th July 2022
Immigration Webinars 2022 - The Nationality and Borders Act series
Doughty Street Chambers are delighted to launch a series of webinars covering different topics arising out of the bill
04th July 2022
Housing: Possession update
November 2021 saw the end of the ‘Overall Arrangements for Possession Proceedings’ which followed the stay of proceedings during the Covid-19 pandemic.
16th June 2022
Rana Plaza, KiK, Supermax - How do we remedy violations in garment supply chains?
The latest in the Doughty Street Chambers Business and Human Rights Roundtables brings together a panel of experts to discuss their initiatives, in the light of these proposals.
26th May 2022
Homelessness Update 2022
Dominic Preston and Marie Paris will present Doughty Street’s annual review of developments in homelessness law.
12th May 2022
Webinar: Landmark judgment on the main homeless duty: R (Elkundi) v Birmingham and R (Imam) v Croydon
The Housing and Social Welfare Team will be holding a webinar on the 12th May to discuss the cases of R (Elkundi) v Birmingham and R (Imam) v Croydon, a landmark judgment on the main homeless duty, ha
26th April 2022
Hardial Singh challenges: legal and strategic issues in practice
This session is aimed at those advising clients who are, or have been, detained under immigration powers.
21st April 2022
Court Bail and Remand for Children | Seminar and launch of Legal Guide
The Children’s Rights Group at Doughty Street Chambers and the Youth Justice Legal Centre at Just for Kids Law invite you to join us in launching our legal guide on Court Bail and Remand.
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05th April 2022
A Whistleblowers Tale: The Employment/Media Issues in Rafiq v YCCC
This webinar will look at the recent high-profile victory obtained by members of Doughty Street’s Employment and Media teams in Azeem Rafiq’s claim against Yorkshire County Cricket Club.
15th March 2022
Launch of the second edition of The UK Anti-Bribery Handbook
Join us for a celebratory reception to launch the second edition of The UK Anti-Bribery Handbook co-authored by Christopher Sallon QC of Doughty Street Chambers and Sam Tate a partner at the internati