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Bridging the Bar
Posted on 01.09.2020
St John’s Buildings are proud to announce they have signed up to the Bridging the Bar Mini Pupillage scheme. Bridging the Bar is a charity committed to the promotion of equal opportunities and diversity at the Bar.
Read morePlumbing and Heating company fined following gas explosion
Posted on 27.07.2020
David James defended a Plumbing and Heating company fined £5,000 for breaches of ss.2 and 3 of the Health & Safety at Work etc Act 1974.
Read more8th Edition of the Ogden Tables
Posted on 24.07.2020
Joint Head of Chambers Richard Norton has written a briefing note about the 8th edition of the Ogden Tables.
Read moreR v Wilks
Posted on 23.07.2020 Gordon Stables represented a man who stole David Cameron’s father-in-law’s phone.
Read moreWelcome Rachael Hughes
Posted on 17.07.2020 We are pleased to welcome specialist Family Law barrister Rachael Hughes to Chambers
Read moreInquest into the death of WVB
Posted on 09.07.2020 Charlotte Johnson represented the family at a two-day remote inquest at Liverpool Coroner’s Court before the Senior Coroner.
Read moreFInancial Conduct Authority v Avacade and others [2020] EWHC 1673 (Ch)
Posted on 02.07.2020 David Berkley QC and Steven McGarry represented the second and fourth defendants in a case concerning transferred pensions valued at approximately £90 million.
Read moreRemote Hearing Guidance from Kate Spence
Posted on 29.06.2020
Family Law expert Kate Spence has written an article providing guidance on remote hearings.
Read moreR v Bradley Ellis
Posted on 26.06.2020 Raquel Simpson defended a man who was accused of breaching his suspended sentence and a restraining order.
Read moreMPS and LSPOs: a practical guide
Posted on 24.06.2020
Michelle Burley has written a guide to MPS and LSPOs, which was published in the April edition of Family Law Journal.
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