Publications
This page contains an index listing of selected articles and papers written by members of Blackstone Chambers.
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Beano No More: The EU Charter of Rights After Lisbon
This article appears in [2011] JR, pages 113 - 141.
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Ethical considerations for lawyers in complex financial transactions
A paper published in Butterworth's Journal of International Banking & Financial Law, July/August 2011.
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Social Media & Employee Competition [an Employee Competition update paper]
This paper considers the potential uses of social media in connection with employee competition following termination of employment and examines the remedies for misuse of social media in the absence of post-termination restrictive covenants. Finally it discusses the efficacy of post-termination restrictive covenants in limiting the use of social media to compete with a former employer.
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Transparency - General Principle
This paper concerns the principle of transparency which is said to flow from, or be implied by, the principles of non-discrimination and equal treatment and what in practice it adds to what would otherwise be required by those principles.
This paper was given at the 2011 BEG / ALBA Annual Conference in Athens, 29th - 30th May 2011.
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Search Orders and Self Incrimination [an Employee Competition update paper]
This paper looks particularly at the privilege against self-incrimination.
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Opportunity Lost [an Employee Competition update paper]
This paper examines remedies for diversion of business opportunities
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Turning the Turncoats [an Employee Competition update paper]
This paper looks at current law in relation to constructive dismissal, mutual misbehaviour, trust and confidence.
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Defining the Indefinable [an Employee Competition update paper]
This paper explores the line between ‘Trade Secrets’ and ‘Know-How’
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Secrets and Lies [an Employee Competition update paper]
Secrets and lies: is there a duty to disclose an approach?
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Springboard Injunctions [an Employee Competition update paper]
This paper reviews recent developments in the court's approach to springboard injunctions and highlights lessons for the future.
