Chaburah to Magen Avot
On Friday 15 May I gave a chaburah to Magen Avot on the subject
Statute Law Review
The latest issue of the Statute Law Review has just published
Author of the Equality Act of 2006—Daniel Greeenberg shares his ally journey
Daniel Greenberg sits on the Thomson Reuters Transforming Women’s Leadership in the Law (TWLL) advisory board for Europe.
Reading Legislation Course
Daniel Greenberg delivered his Reading Legislation course via zoom last week
Open Course for the CSC
I delivered another open course for
Training at Ofgem
On Tuesday 3rd March I delivered a DODS training session at Ofgem's offices in London
Sri Lankan Supreme Court & Court of Appeal Judges
On Tuesday 25th February I had the pleasure of working with a delegation of Sri Lankan Supreme Court
Seminar for Government Legal Department and other public service lawyers
On Thursday 30 January I chaired a seminar for Government Legal Department and other public service lawyers
Bar-Ilan University Faculty of Law conference on Law, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
On 18 December 2019 I had the pleasure of chairing a panel at the Bar-Ilan University Faculty of Law conference on Law, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science: Challenges and Opportunities
Brexit Stalls New Laws on Business Being Enforced
On 2 December 2019, City AM quoted me in a piece entitled Brexit Stalls New Laws on Business Being Enforced
Thomson Reuters Westlaw UK Research Methods Event
On 13 November 2019 I was delighted to be part of the hosting team at the Thomson Reuters Westlaw UK Research Methods Event held in our Mytholmroyd offices to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Annotated Statutes service
Bonavero Institute of Human Rights in Mansfield College, Oxford
On 6 November 2019 I spoke at the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights in Mansfield College, Oxford, at a Digital Rights Roundtable
5th Edition of Jowitt’s Dictionary of English Law
The 5th Edition of Jowitt's Dictionary of English Law was published in October 2019
Montefiore Endowment’s Dayanut training course
On Monday 28 October I had the honour of giving a lecture to the Montefiore Endowment's Dayanut training course on the subject
Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research at the University of St Andrews
On 19 September I gave two talks at the Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research at the University of St Andrews
British and Irish Association of Law Librarians
In July 2019 my article entitled Lions and Librarians: a Plea for the Intelligent Conservation of an Unnecessarily Endangered Species was published
The Coherence of Statutory Interpretation
In August 2019 a chapter by me entitled The Coherence of Statutory Interpretation: Commentary
BBC Radio 4’s Today in Parliament
BBC Radio 4's Today in Parliament on 26 July 2019 carried an interview of me by the BBC's Parliamentary Correspondent Mark D'Arcy on the subject of Parliament's scrutiny of legislation
Radio 4 Today Programme’s Thought For the Day
I gave my sixth Radio 4 Today Programme’s Thought For the Day slot. I talked about Uighar Detentions
The House of Lords Select Committee
The House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution reported on the Legislative Process:
Radio 4 Today Programme’s Thought For the Day
I gave my fifth Radio 4 Today Programme’s Thought For the Day slot. I talked about Slavery Ancient and Modern
Intersectionality and Inclusion at the 2nd Annual Conference
As a member of the Advisory Board of Thomson Reuters Transforming Women's Leadership in the Law project, on 2 April 2019 I was delighted to chair the session on Intersectionality and Inclusion at the 2nd Annual Conference.
Exiting the European Union
In my capacity as Counsel for Domestic Legislation, House of Commons, I gave oral evidence to the House of Commons Select Committee on exiting the European Union
Private Bill Examination
On Wednesday 13 March 2019 in my capacity as Examiner of Private Bills, House of Commons, I sat on the Private Bill Examination for HS2
Jewish Chronicle Online
On 13 March 2019 the Jewish Chronicle online published my opinion piece about the need for a transparent and accountable mechanism for holding our rabbis to account