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Delighted to say that I have been appointed to the @EHRC's A Panel of counsel, after 4 years on the B Panel.
Also wonderful that I am joined on the various panels by so many (17!) of my brilliant @DoughtyStPublic colleagues
doughtystreet.co.uk/news/18-member…
Also wonderful that I am joined on the various panels by so many (17!) of my brilliant @DoughtyStPublic colleagues
doughtystreet.co.uk/news/18-member…
To note (1/2):
- I am a self-employed barrister
- EHRC Panel is a group of barristers who EHRC may, but is not obligated to, use in cases
- I applied by open application
- I don't work for EHRC though I may act for them in certain cases, as I have in past
- I am a self-employed barrister
- EHRC Panel is a group of barristers who EHRC may, but is not obligated to, use in cases
- I applied by open application
- I don't work for EHRC though I may act for them in certain cases, as I have in past
- I am not acting for EHRC re Labour antisemitism issue, nor could I, as I act for a complainant (CAA)
- If EHRC formally investigate Labour they will appoint independent counsel but *not me*
- I want to be clear as there were some ill-founded tweets re conflict of interest (2/2)
- If EHRC formally investigate Labour they will appoint independent counsel but *not me*
- I want to be clear as there were some ill-founded tweets re conflict of interest (2/2)
It turns out there are 20 @DoughtyStreet barristers on the panels, not 18! Well done all and everyone who made it from across the Bar. Lots of talent and dedication there
