Public Law and Human Rights
Public law and human rights cases are often at the cutting edge of legal developments in the UK and serve to help maintain the balance between the interests of the individual and the State. For many years, Blackstone Chambers has been the home of barristers dedicated to ensuring that the rights and interests not only of individuals but also of regulatory bodies and companies are recognised and protected.
Blackstone Chambers is particularly noted for its ability to provide commercial advice in a public law context. The set has an almost unique mixture of commercial and public law expertise and is able to offer lateral thinking practitioners at all levels of experience able to operate to their client’s advantage.
Recent cases
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Savage v South Essex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
[2008] UKHL 74
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Kay v Commissioner of the Police of the Metropolis
[2008] UKHL 69
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R (Downs) v Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
[2008] EWHC 2666 (Admin)
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R (London Borough of Hillingdon and others) v Lord Chancellor (Law Society and NSPCC intervening)
[2008] EWHC 2683 (Admin)
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R (Binyam Mohamed) v Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
News & Events
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James Eadie QC appointed First Treasury Counsel
News | 23 Dec 08
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Bar Pro Bono Award 2008
News | 01 Nov 08
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Blackstone Chambers in FT Innovative Lawyers Report 2008
News | 17 Oct 08
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Michael Fordham QC named Silk of the Year
News | 25 Sep 08
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Human Rights: Judicial Protection in the UK
News | 24 Sep 08
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PLP Judicial Review Conference 2008
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The War on Terror and Human Rights Law in the UK
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