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R v Rhiannon Ferguson
22nd September 2017

R v Rhiannon Ferguson

David James defended Rhiannon Ferguson (dubbed the "Selfie Queen" by tabloids), who was jailed for seven years at Preston Crown Court, having pleaded guilty...

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Whistleblowing – is a perceived disclosure sufficient?
21st September 2017

Whistleblowing – is a perceived disclosure sufficient?

Diarmuid Bunting has provided a practice note about whether a perceived disclosure is sufficient in whistleblowing cases. Click here to download the article. Diarmuid’s clerks can...

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Eleanor Keehan elected to CoPPA Executive
13th September 2017

Eleanor Keehan elected to CoPPA Executive

We are very pleased to announce that Family Law and Court of Protection barrister Eleanor Keehan has been voted onto the CoPPA executive committee....

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Settlement at Interim discount rate
13th September 2017

Settlement at Interim discount rate

Yesterday Philip Grundy obtained Court approval for a settlement sum of £4.5m for a 37-year-old, high level functioning traumatic brain injury Claimant, using the...

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Rape juries reach guilty verdicts before deliberation
12th September 2017

Rape juries reach guilty verdicts before deliberation

Criminal barrister Nigel Booth has provided legal guidance for a research project which was commissioned to better understand the psychology of jurors trying allegations...

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Coronial appointment for Laura Nash
12th September 2017

Coronial appointment for Laura Nash

Warmest congratulations to Laura Nash, who has been appointed Assistant Coroner at Oldbury Coroner’s Court. Laura has extensive experience dealing with inquests, acting for...

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R v Liam Peter Sharp
11th September 2017

R v Liam Peter Sharp

Paul O’Shea defended Liam Sharp who was found guilty of dangerous driving at Sheffield Crown Court. Mr Sharp was found not guilty of the...

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Release the Quacken!
8th September 2017

Release the Quacken!

We're delighted that SJB's Barrister Duck will once again participate in the Chester Duck Race. The event, run by the Countess of Chester Hospital,...

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R v Lea Paul Dean
8th September 2017

R v Lea Paul Dean

Ben Lawrence prosecuted Lea Paul Dean who was jailed for six years after being found guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl. Dean was convicted...

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Julie Richardson joins Chambers
5th September 2017

Julie Richardson joins Chambers

We extend a warm welcome to Julie Richardson who has joined our Sheffield Chambers. Julie specialises in Family Law. She previously worked as a...

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Douglas Lloyd Successfully Defends Nurse Accused of Abuse
23rd August 2017

Douglas Lloyd Successfully Defends Nurse Accused of Abuse

Douglas Lloyd has successfully defended a nurse who faced being struck off by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), following allegations from colleagues that...

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Jackson on Fixed Costs
11th August 2017

Jackson on Fixed Costs

Daniel Frieze, head of our personal injury group, has been quoted in the legal press as they published reactions to Lord Justice Jackson's review of civil...

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