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Discrimination claim over £1.6m divorce
14th May 2019

Discrimination claim over £1.6m divorce

Sally Harrison QC represented a wife who received a £1.6 million divorce settlement from her husband.

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R v Stewart (& Jones, Jones, Musson, Tig & Williamson)
3rd May 2019

R v Stewart (& Jones, Jones, Musson, Tig & Williamson)

Simeon Evans has successfully defended a client charged with conspiracy to possess explosives for an unlawful purpose.

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R v Mark Baddeley
2nd May 2019

R v Mark Baddeley

Ben Lawrence prosecuted a man who groomed a 14-year old girl and then attacked her at knife point.

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R v Florin Radu
2nd May 2019

R v Florin Radu

Nigel Booth has prosecuted a man who forced a woman into sex slavery.

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R v Tanya Drinkwater and Natalie Johnston
18th April 2019

R v Tanya Drinkwater and Natalie Johnston

Nigel Booth has prosecuted a woman who defrauded her employer of almost £50,000, after she had stolen over £100,000 from her previous job.

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Brain damaged football fan could be given season ticket
11th April 2019

Brain damaged football fan could be given season ticket

Simon Crabtree represented a Liverpool fan who may be given Anfield season tickets as part of his care package.

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Cohabiting rights extended prior to the introduction of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013
10th April 2019

Cohabiting rights extended prior to the introduction of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013

Elisabeth Cooper represented a client in a complex case which included issues around cohabiting prior to the introduction of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013.

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Winning wasted costs against a private prosecutor
3rd April 2019

Winning wasted costs against a private prosecutor

David Pojur secured acquittal and won substantial wasted costs against a Local Authority in an Environmental Prosecution.

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R v R
3rd April 2019

R v R

David James has secured the acquittal of an HGV driver accused of causing death by careless driving, following a fatal collision while the HGV was performing a U-Turn manoeuvre.

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Four appointments to list of specialist regulatory advocates
3rd April 2019

Four appointments to list of specialist regulatory advocates

Four members of the Regulatory team have been appointed to the list of Specialist Regulatory Advocates in Health and Safety and Environmental Law, in an announcement made at the end of March.

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Welcoming David Jones to Chambers
1st April 2019

Welcoming David Jones to Chambers

St John’s Buildings is delighted to welcome David Jones to Chambers. David is an Employment specialist who qualified as a solicitor in 2008 and enjoyed a successful career in private practice. He undertakes both Claimant and Respondent work.

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R v A
19th March 2019

R v A

David James prosecuted a prolific thief and secured a Criminal Behaviour Order banning her from every retail shop in Manchester.

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