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Craig Lowe prosecuted a man from Cleethorpes who admitted sexual offences against a girl under the age of two. Callum Bedford was jailed for 14 years.

Steven Flynn has been interviewed about current legal issues in rugby on The Rugby Dungeon; a weekly podcast with more than 220,000 listens every month.

Steven Flynn has written a case comment on Paulley v First Group PLC, handed from the Supreme Court, in the 'Wheelchair versus Buggy' dispute.

Frances Heaton QC acted for an English local authority and Lorraine Cavanagh acted for a child through CAFCASS in a guidance decision case about...

Our press release which detailed our business successes during 2016 achieved good coverage in the regional press, with pieces in North West Business Insider, Liverpool Business...

We are very pleased to announce we have been shortlisted for two Manchester Legal Awards 2017. Head of Chambers Sally Harrison QC was named...

For the past few months we been planning to restructure the Manchester Family clerks room to improve our client service and a clear point of contact.

Alice McDonald has written an article clarifying the FA's prohibition on betting activities and analysing Nick Bunyard's decision.

Chambers will close at 1pm on Friday 23 December for Christmas. All sites will open on 29 and 30 December, our opening times will be 10am - 4pm.

Katy Appleton prosecuted a busker who was convicted for fraud after purporting to collect money for victims of the Hillsborough disaster.

Karl Rowley QC led Lorraine Cavanagh in defending a finding of fact that their client caused the death of a baby by smothering him...

St John’s Buildings brought together industry leading experts from across Europe to chart a way forward for modern football at the Football Law Conference.