News

Employment and discrimination specialist Tom Wood has written about dealing with employee complaints as the UK begins to return from lockdown.

We are delighted to welcome Criminal barrister Mark Brookes to Chambers.

Elis Gomer has written an article on the recent decisions regarding the recoverability of CFA success fees in claims under the Inheritance Act 1975.

Oliver King prosecuted the trial in February and appeared for sentencing, along with the other advocates, via video link.

Henry Vanderpump and Leonie Millard of Forbes Solicitors secured settlement at a remotely hosted joint settlement meeting.

Congratulations to all six of our pupils who have successfully entered their second six.

The Court of Appeal has today shared its judgment re A (Children) Case No: B4/2020/0626 concerning an ongoing adoption case. Karl Rowley QC and Simon Heaney represented the father.

Frances Heaton QC has compiled a list of ten top tips (in no particular order) for those who are representing a client in a digital hearing in the Family Court.

The Court of Appeal has vacated the final hearing of an adoption application that was due to be heard over 8 days commencing next week remotely.

Crime and regulatory specialist Thomas Sherrington spoke to two national newspapers regarding new coronavirus legislation

Crime and Regulatory specialist Rebecca Penfold was instructed by Oldham Borough Council in their prosecution of a car dealer for selling a 'clocked' car.

Employment barrister Tom Wood has written about whether dismissal for self-isolating can be automatically unfair.