Publications
Chris
is a prolific author of legal articles and papers, which appear in
various legal journals. Together
with Michael Salter, his regular writing partner, Chris previously
wrote a weekly column in the
Legal Lessons section of the UK medical weekly Pulse Magazine.
Subsequently he has been appointed to the panel of expert
authors of the New Law Journal and is commissioned to produce at least
six articles for them per year. In
addition on 25 June 2009 Chris had an article published in the Journal
of Information and Communications Technology entitled I CAN See You:
Harassment and Stalking on the Internet a 12,000 examination of the law
relating to cyber-stalking, and which forms the basis of his current
research interest, together with Michael Salter and in conjunction with
NSS, the Network for Surviving Stalking.
Writing Commissions
I am available to be commissioned to provide or co-author papers in my fields of expertise, either singly or with the assistance of Michael Salter, my writing partner. In addition I am willing to prepare copy for magazines, newsletters and other publications or internal documents.
Please send me an email to make a proposal or to enquire as to turnaround times and fees.
Recent journal articles
include: •
“A fine balance”, New Law Journal 7 January 2011 Vol 161 No. 7447 p11 •
Risky
Business New Law journal 1477 29 October 2010 •Keeping
Schtum New Law Journal Vol. 160, No. 7436 p. 1363 8 October
2010 •
Birmingham
CC: Testing the Water New Law Journal 11 June 2010 vol 160
p821 •
Joe
vs The Volcano New Law Journal 30 April 2010 vol 160 No. 7415
p601 •
Stressed
Out New Law Journal 26 March 2010 vol 160 p446 •
Unreasonable
Conduct New Law Journal 12 February 2010 Vol 160 No 7404 p198 •
A
Matter of Intent? New Law Journal 13 November 2009 vol 159 No
7393 •
Justice
Denied? New Law Journal 3 July 2009 Vol 159 No 7376 p943 •
Overstepping
the Mark New Law Journal 3 April 2009 Vol 159, No 7363 p.491
Employment Tribunals must not stray into imposing their own
view when
considering the fairness of a dismissal •
Benefit
Matters New Law Journal 6 February 2009 p.178
How relevant are benefits payments to employment tribunal
cases? •
Stressed
Out New Law Journal 28 November 2008 Vol 158 No
7347 p.1664 stress
in the workplace is a fertile source of litigation •
Centrum's
Impact New Law Journal 24 October 2008 Vol 158 No 7342 p.1474 Does
Centrum mark the end of discriminatory advertising? •
An
Unfair Advantage? New Law Journal 23 May 2008 Vol 158 No
7322 pages 723-724 •
Compensation awarded under the PfHA 1997 New Law Journal 9th
May 2008 Vol 158, No. 7320 pages 652-653 •
A Sting in the Tail - problems left by insolvent employers
New Law Journal 29 February 2008, Vol.158, No.7310, p.320 •
Which Route To Use? Solicitors Journal 23 November 2007 Vol
151 No 44 •
Faking It - Beware False Documentation New Law Journal 19 October 2007
Vol.157 no.7293 p.1445 •
Finders Keepers Solicitors Journal 3 August 2007 vol.157, no.7280 p.960 •
Harassment by Third Parties New Law Journal 6 July
2007 vol.157, no.7280 p.960
whether
an employer can be held liable for harassment caused to their employees
by third parties •
Cutting Through The Smoke e Solicitors Journal 8 June 2007
consideration of the effects and other possible consequences of the
Health Act 2006 •
Stubbing Out Solicitors Journal 4 May 2007
a review of existing causes of action available to prevent
smoking •
Choose your Court Solicitors Journal vol. 150 no.47 1588 practical
guidance on the most suitable forum in discrimination claims.