Grace Cheng has been invited by the National Taiwan University (NTU) College of Law to teach a Master of Laws (LLM) course on The Role of FinTech in Transnational Legal Practice.
Grace Cheng represented The English Heritage Trust in a claim for unauthorised deduction from wages relating to furlough pay. The charity successfully defended the claim.
Applications close on Thursday (31 March) for anyone wishing to apply for one of our 3-day mini pupillages. We offer a limited number of mini pupillages each year through a competitive process and run a yearly application window for them.
Applications for pupillage starting with us in September 2023 have opened. We are offering 12-month pupillages to up to 2 successful candidates.
In the case of Jackson v Song, Miles Croally acted for an ex-wife who successfully defended her former husband’s trustee in bankruptcy’s claim to set aside an out-of-court divorce settlement under section 339 of the Insolvency Act 1986 as a transaction at an undervalue.
Anna Dannreuther acted for 2 delivery drivers who successfully brought proceedings against their former employer, a well-known white goods distributor. The 2 claimants had been dismissed after they reported the unsafe condition of the vehicles provided by their employer and had refused to drive them.
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