Carl Gardner
July 1, 2015
Could a desperate Greece go to court over its financial dispute with Europe? The crisis is more about politics and finance than it […]
Carl Gardner
June 25, 2015
The US Supreme Court’s opinion in Obergefell v Hodges – it may come out today, or next week – will […]
Carl Gardner
October 31, 2012
In what amounts to a defeat for the government, the Supreme Court has decided in this case to refer to the European Court of Justice questions on the interpretation of the EU Citizenship Directive, 2004/38.
From the government’s point of view, […]
Carl Gardner
July 17, 2008
The European Court of Justice has given a judgment today to the effect that the “Employment Directive”, 2000/78, which outlaws discrimination at work on grounds including disability, does not simply outlaw discrimination against disabled workers but extends to […]
Carl Gardner
June 12, 2008
Some people have suggested that when the House of Lords becomes our Supreme Court in just over a year, it should abandon the practice of judges giving individual judgments, sometimes disagreeing with each other, which means lawyers have to work […]
