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Double winners at the Family Law Awards
28th November 2019

Double winners at the Family Law Awards

We were delighted to be named Chambers of the Year - Regional and Clerking Team of the Year at the awards in London.

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Landmark case in relation to secure accommodation orders
26th November 2019

Landmark case in relation to secure accommodation orders

Lorraine Cavanagh QC represented the Association of Lawyers for Children.

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R v Burke
21st November 2019

R v Burke

Ben Lawrence prosecuted a man who repeatedly stabbed a man he thought had slept with his ex-girlfriend.

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David Pojur succeeds on appeal to keep Hospital open
20th November 2019

David Pojur succeeds on appeal to keep Hospital open

David Pojur represented a specialist hospital which provides continuous care for severely autistic patients.

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SJB win Technology venture of the year
15th November 2019

SJB win Technology venture of the year

We were delighted to win "Technology Venture of the Year" at the British Legal Technology Awards 2019.

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David Taylor re-elected to Bar Council
5th November 2019

David Taylor re-elected to Bar Council

We are delighted to announce that David Taylor has been re-elected to the Bar Council.

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Haider v DSM Demolition Ltd [2019] EWHC 2712 (QB)
5th November 2019

Haider v DSM Demolition Ltd [2019] EWHC 2712 (QB)

William Poole successfully represented a defendant at the High Court in a rear end shunt claim. He has written an article about the case and the full judgment is also available.

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Re AA & 25 Others
29th October 2019

Re AA & 25 Others

Judgment has been handed down in Re AA & 25 others [2019] EWFC 64  – the largest known family law case to be heard – in which 17 members of St John’s Buildings were involved.

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Re C (A Child) [2019] EWCA Civ 1777
24th October 2019

Re C (A Child) [2019] EWCA Civ 1777

Judgment has been published in a Court of Appeal case in which several members of St John's Buildings were involved.

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R v Meakin
21st October 2019

R v Meakin

Nigel Booth prosecuted a man who was jailed after he sexually assaulted two women.

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Menopause and the Equality Act
18th October 2019

Menopause and the Equality Act

On World Menopause Day, employment and discrimination specialist Tom Wood has written an article advising employers to consider their approach to the topic, in order not to fall foul of anti-discrimination legislation.

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Menopause and the Equality Act
18th October 2019

Menopause and the Equality Act

On World Menopause Day, employment and discrimination specialist Tom Wood has written an article advising employers to consider their approach to the topic, in order not to fall foul of anti-discrimination legislation.

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