Anneli Howard spoke at the Junior Competition Network Webinar on 7 May 2020, alongside Edward Anderson (Sainsbury’s) Conor McCarthy (State aid), Simon Taylor of Keating (Public Procurement) and Fionnuala McCredie QC (Chair).
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Topics:
Where are we now and how will Procurement and State Aid Law develop? What Impact will ongoing Trade Negotiations have on Procurement Law? What are the lessons for UK procurement law from recent cases in the Luxembourg courts? How will retained EU law develop in the English Courts?
Chair: Michael Bowsher QC
Speakers: Philip Moser QC, George Peretz QC and Rob Williams QC
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Topics:
Round Up of recent UK Cases; and Practical Lessons from Cases and Guidance. What are the current Challenges and Opportunities in taking Procurement Claims forward in Court?
Chair: Valentina Sloane QC
Speakers: Brendan McGurk, Ewan West, Anneliese Blackwood and Will Perry
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Topics:
Immediate Procurement Law Issues:
– Maintaining Quality and Transparency in a Crisis; the Place for Direct Awards
– What Sort of Market is this? Do our Current Laws Match the Reality of Current Conditions?
Financial Issues Going Forward – Fraud, Subsidy and State Aid
Contract amendment and material change – Regulation 72 and COVID
Long Term Contract amendment and material change – Regulation 72 and COVID
Impact of the Crisis on Procurement Law – How will Events and Conduct in the Crisis affect Tendering in the Future?
Chair: Philip Moser QC
Speakers: Michael Bowsher QC, Alan Bates, Azeem Suterwalla, Ewan West and Ciar McAndrew
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The speakers included Gregory Pipe, Drew Holiner, William Hooper, chaired by Philip Moser QC.
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Please click here to view highlights of the Thomson Reuters Legal debate ‘The first casualty of Brexit will be City talent” featuring Anneli Howard.
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The Supreme Court has given judgment on Tuesday 24th January 2017 in the Article 50 litigation.
Monckton Chambers members Gerry Facenna QC, Anneli Howard and Jack Williams, who were acting for parties in the R (Miller and another) v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union case were speaking about the outcome and the implications for Brexit.
Chair: Philip Moser QC
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Jack Williams – Prerogative Powers in Miller: An Analysis of Four E’s
Anneli Howard – Article 50 – Miller v SSEU Rights impact assessment
Gerry Facenna QC – What happens next?
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“The result of the referendum raises significant uncertainties about the future development of a wide range of areas of the law. That uncertainty is in itself an important factor for clients. At Monckton Chambers we have given a great deal of thought to how a vote for Brexit might pan out, and we look forward to working with our clients to address both the opportunities and challenges of Brexit.” Tim Ward QC, joint Head of Monckton Chambers.
Monckton Chambers, as a leading set in the field, presented a ‘pop-up seminar’ on the implications of the Brexit decision, on the 30th June, attracting over 200 delegates.
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Philip Moser QC – Article 50 exit negotiations: process and options
Michael Bowsher QC – UK votes out. Procurement Law after Brexit?
Gerry Facenna QC – BREXIT: legal questions
Piers Gardner – BREXIT and the future of Human Rights
Anneli Howard – Impact of BREXIT on Competition Law
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“The result of the referendum raises significant uncertainties about the future development of a wide range of areas of the law. That uncertainty is in itself an important factor for clients. At Monckton Chambers we have given a great deal of thought to how a vote for Brexit might pan out, and we look forward to working with our clients to address both the opportunities and challenges of Brexit.” Tim Ward QC, joint Head of Monckton Chambers.
Monckton Chambers, as a leading set in the field, presented a ‘pop-up seminar’ on the implications of the Brexit decision, on the 30th June, attracting over 200 delegates.
The speakers included Michael Bowsher QC, Philip Moser QC, Gerry Facenna QC, Piers Gardner and Anneli Howard, chaired by Tim Ward QC.
To download the presentation slides please click here.