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In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Charles Morgan, Christopher Badger and William McBarnet consider amendments to the Environment Bill, sludge disposal regulation and government commitments to a more comprehensive Net Zero Strategy.

In an article for CIArb, Anthony Connerty examines the impact of COVID-19 on international arbitration both at the height of the pandemic and on the conduct of international arbitration in the future.

Gordon Menzies considers some of the particular aspects in the recent Supreme Court decision of Enka Insaat Ve Sanayi v OOO Insurance Company Chubb & Others.

David Travers QC has accepted an invitation from the Ministry of Justice to become one of the Champions of the Legal Services are GREAT programme.

In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Charles Morgan, Christopher Badger and Mark Davies consider the new Sewage (Inland Waters) Bill 2019-21, proposed regulations on ecodesign requirements for household appliances and refrigeration and the launch of the Green Homes Grant scheme.

Six Pump Court Chambers is pleased to announce that Simon Taylor has been appointed a Recorder sitting in the Family Law jurisdiction on the South Eastern Circuit.

Carl Page was one of a number of Post Office employees prosecuted and convicted for offences of dishonesty said to have been committed during their employment.

In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Christopher Badger considers the new Jet Zero Council, pledges to reverse biodiversity loss and the extension of the Environment Agency's Covid Regulatory Position Statements.

Six Pump Court has been recommended in eleven areas of law in the Legal 500 2021 with 65 individual recommendations.

Ian Rees Phillips successful in Court of Appeal acting for landlords seeking committal to prison of tenant who breached undertakings to pay arrears.

In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Charles Morgan, Christopher Badger and Nicholas Ostrowski consider compliance with the Water Framework Directive, Law Commission proposals on reforming the confiscation regime and new proposals to hit net zero from the Climate Assembly UK.

In this latest Environmental Law News Update, William Upton QC, Nicholas Ostrowski and Natasha Hausdorff consider a new planning White Paper, publication of the Environment Agency's latest scorecard and it's State of the Environment Report.

Last week, Six Pump Court hosted a webinar dealing with the long-term effect of the Coronavirus on international arbitration.

Stuart Jessop acted for the Claimants in a judicial review of the FSA's decision to suspend three slaughter-men’s certificate of competence pending criminal proceedings or the decision not to instigate such proceedings.

David Travers QC appeared on BBC Radio 4’s flagship consumer programme You & Yours today discussing the problems some customers are having getting refunds for flights cancelled by British Airways.

A man who killed a wheelchair-bound amputee was sentenced to Life Imprisonment on Tuesday.

In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Christopher Badger, Nicholas Ostrowski and Mark Davies consider a case dealing with the criminal liability of landowners for waste on their site, a report from Interpol on the sharp rise in plastic waste crime and a new policy paper from DEFRA on the inclusion of environmental targets in the Environment Bill.

In an article for LexisNexis, James Clanchy considers the new LCIA Arbitration Rules 2020 and their practical implications.

Significant changes to the Use Classes Order have been made recently and yet more amendments to the General Permitted Development Order have been added.

The trial of a man accused of murdering his partner got underway at Maidstone Crown Court last week.