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MPS and LSPOs: a practical guide
24th June 2020

MPS and LSPOs: a practical guide

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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R v Jason Potts
22nd June 2020

R v Jason Potts

Ben Lawrence prosecuted Jason Potts who attacked an 11-year-old girl, a 20-year-old woman and a woman in her mid-30s in Stoke On Trent on the same evening.

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R v Jason Potts
22nd June 2020

R v Jason Potts

Ben Lawrence prosecuted Jason Potts who attacked an 11-year-old girl, a 20-year-old woman and a woman in her mid-30s in Stoke On Trent on the same evening.

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Chris Ronan in virtual meet-up of legal industry experts
12th June 2020

Chris Ronan in virtual meet-up of legal industry experts

Our Chief Executive Chris Ronan will be the special guest on “A view from the corner with Doug Hargrove Live” on Tuesday 16th June.

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Rebecca Penfold hosts seminar about the right to protest
9th June 2020

Rebecca Penfold hosts seminar about the right to protest

Rebecca Penfold, together with Aparna Rao of 5PB, was invited to host a seminar on the right to protest in light of the restrictions imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Samantha Openshaw: Fee-Paid Judge Appointment
8th June 2020

Samantha Openshaw: Fee-Paid Judge Appointment

We are delighted to announce that Samantha Openshaw has been appointed as a Fee-Paid Judge of the First Tier Tribunal.

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Covid-19 and the right to protest
3rd June 2020

Covid-19 and the right to protest

Rebecca Penfold has written an article in partnership with Aparna Rao of 5PB.

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Employment tribunals: Updated FAQs
2nd June 2020

Employment tribunals: Updated FAQs

The Presidents of the Employment Tribunals have issued updated replies to their FAQs document. There is also a road map which sets out the proposed timeline for hearings. 

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Timothy Connolly appointed Deputy District Judge
21st May 2020

Timothy Connolly appointed Deputy District Judge

Chambers is delighted to announce that the Lord Chief Justice has appointed Timothy Connolly as Deputy District Judge.

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Dealing with employee complaints: whistleblowing and the Equality Act
18th May 2020

Dealing with employee complaints: whistleblowing and the Equality Act

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

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Welcome Mark Brookes
18th May 2020

Welcome Mark Brookes

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

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CFA Uplifts in Inheritance Act Claims: recent developments
12th May 2020

CFA Uplifts in Inheritance Act Claims: recent developments

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

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