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Mr Jack Mitchell
Position
Jack undertakes all employment/discrimination cases including injunctive relief, sport including internal investigations. Recent highlights include: Royal Mail v Jhuti [2017] EWCA Civ 1632 (scheduled for Appeal to the Supreme Court) an important whistleblowing case; Ali v New College Manchester Ltd UKEAT/0154/15/DM, 27 February 2017 concerning causation and constructive knowledge in disability discrimination; Sheredes School Governing Body v Davies UKEAT/0196/16/JOJ, 13 September 2016 considering time limits when a firm is intervened. Agbenowossi-Koffi v Donvand Ltd (t/a Gullivers Travel Associates) [2014] EWCA Civ 855, CA, Jack represented the Respondant from the Tribunal through to the CA, succeeding at each stage.
Career
Publications:
Co-author, Whistleblowing: law and practice, OUP (first edition, second edition and third edition 2017). “Whistleblowing law: a new playing field” World Sports Advocate June 2018. “Is Whistleblowing in Sport fit for purpose?” Law in Sport, 2017.
“Whistleblowing in Sport”, World Sport Advocate, 13 April 2017. For Lexis PSL, “The doctrine of res judicata – overview”; “The doctrine of res judicata”; “Key requirements to establish a res judicata”; “Cause of action estoppel”; “Issue estoppel”; “Res judicata and Henderson abuse”; “The doctrine of merger in judgment” and “Res judicata and foreign judgments”.
Memberships
ELA, ELBA, ILS
Lawyer Rankings
Regional Bar > South Eastern Circuit > Employment
(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 1Regional Bar > Western Circuit > Employment
(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 1London Bar > Employment
(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 2Jack Mitchell – Old Square Chambers ‘Jack has real gravitas in the tribunal. He has a considered, measured, and compelling approach to answering judges’ questions. He is particularly knowledgeable in whistleblowing law. An excellent barrister.’