News

We are delighted to announce that six new barristers are joining Chambers on successful completion of their pupillage. All have been approved by the Board, and have been offered and accepted tenancy.

Daniel Frieze provides a comment on the costs of accommodation and the solution from the Court of Appeal.

We are pleased and proud to announce that the Queen has appointed three members of St John’s Buildings in Sheffield as Recorders.

David Pojur and Laura Nash were instructed to act in an inquest into the death of a 14-year-old girl who hanged herself.

St John’s Buildings is delighted to announce that more than a quarter of our members are ranked as leaders in their chosen field of law in the 2021 edition of the Legal 500.

We are delighted to announce that Timothy Brennand has been appointed as the new Senior Coroner for Manchester West.

Employment specialist Tom Wood has commented on the recent judgment in Gorman v. Terence Paul.

Philip Byrne is acting in a case that involves a dispute of the ownership of Noel and Liam Gallagher’s childhood home.

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.

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.

Joint Head of Chambers Richard Norton has written a briefing note about the 8th edition of the Ogden Tables.

Gordon Stables represented a man who stole David Cameron's father-in-law's phone.