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Ben Lawrence led Maria Brannan as they prosecuted four men who were found guilty of money laundering and received jail sentences totalling 26 years.

Jane Dagnall defended a mother of three who ran a drugs phone line for her partner while he was in prison.

Douglas Lloyd prosecuted a driver at fault for a collision which hospitalised a family, and resulted in a 10-year-old girl having her leg amputated.

Philip Grundy has teamed with former professional footballer and author Paul Stewart to write an article about Child Sexual Abuse in Sport.

Phil Clemo's article on Key points from the Government’s Tailored Review of UK Anti-Doping has been published by Law in Sport.

Laura Nash prosecuted at the sentencing of five men who were jailed following an attack which saw two people stabbed outside a nightclub in Shrewsbury.

Nigel Booth was interviewed on BBC Woman's Hour, together with Dr Dominic Willmott from Huddersfield University.

Stephen Brown has set a new record as the first ever UK man to complete the Monarch's Way ultra race at 615-miles over a 13 day period.

David James prosecuted Mudasser Rasool who was found guilty of causing the death of 89-year-old Frederick Petts by dangerous driving.

Headway Lancaster and Morecambe Bay is holding a silent auction at their Charity Golf Day, organised by SJB barrister Philip Grundy.

Four members of St John's Buildings Family team were involved in a case that concerned a female infant who was at real risk of female genital mutilation if she returned to the Sudan with her mother.

Tom Sherrington prosecuted Suzanne Page, who was found guilty of criminal damage after a trial at Manchester magistrates' court.