Anneliese Blackwood

LL.B. (First Class), BCL
Call date: 2007

Summary

Professional Background

Anneliese Blackwood was a Teaching Fellow at University College London on the LLB Public Law II course (2006-2007). The subjects she taught include the application of the Human Rights Act 1998 and judicial review.

In 2009 Anneliese completed a Pegasus Scholarship to Australia where she worked in both Sydney and Melbourne. During this time she spent extended periods working on an intellectual property trial with the law firm Mallesons Stephen Jaques and worked in the chambers of Chief Justice Black of the Federal Court of Australia. In addition she was able to participate in a hearing of the Australian Competition Tribunal.

Anneliese is a member of the European Committee of the Bar Council and is also a member of the editorial committee of the European Advocate.

Recent Work

Plus Markets Plc -v- The London Stock Exchange (issues of abuse of dominance and barriers to entry)
Littlewoods -v- HMRC (claims for compound interest for overpaid VAT, involving issues of restitution)
Appearing in Judicial Review proceedings before the Administrative Court relating to immigration and the Dublin II regulation

Education

2006 - 2007 Bar Vocational Course (Outstanding)
Inns of Court School of Law
2005-2006 Bachelor of Civil Law
Brasenose College, Oxford
2001-2005 L.L.B. Laws (1st Class)
University College London

Prizes

Pegasus Scholarship 2009
Bar European Group Phoenicia Scholar 2008
Lady Templeman Anglo-Indian Goodwill Award 2007 (Middle Temple)
Astbury Scholarship 2006-2007 (Middle Temple)
University College London Dean's List 2004-2005

Curriculum Vitae
	Summary
	All specialist areas
	Competition Law
	Environmental Law
	European Community Law
	Intellectual Property
	Procurement Law
	Public & Administrative Law and Human Rights
	Sports Law
	Utilities Regulation
	VAT & Customs Law