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Welcome Jessica Foster
21st October 2024

Welcome Jessica Foster

We are delighted to welcome Criminal barrister Jessica Foster to Chambers. Jessica regularly appears for the prosecution and defence in matters across all areas...

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Leaney v Loughborough University (2023)
18th October 2024

Leaney v Loughborough University (2023)

David Flood, instructed by Tim Grainger of Fiona Bruce Solicitors, successfully represented a university lecturer in a case of unfair dismissal against Loughborough University....

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Chambers UK Bar 2025 listings
17th October 2024

Chambers UK Bar 2025 listings

We are delighted to have 42 members and 10 departments ranked in the 2025 edition of Chambers UK Bar, an impressive increase from our...

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Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Newsletter
9th October 2024

Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Newsletter

We are delighted to launch the first issue of the St John’s Buildings Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Newsletter, which we hope will be...

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Welcome Jim Conlon
7th October 2024

Welcome Jim Conlon

We are delighted to welcome Family barrister Jim Conlon to Chambers. Jim is an experienced barrister specialising in issues arising on the breakdown of...

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Welcome Rebecca Wade KC
3rd October 2024

Welcome Rebecca Wade KC

We are delighted to announce that Rebecca Wade KC has joined St John's Buildings as an Associate Member. Rebecca Wade KC took silk in...

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Legal 500 2025 Rankings
2nd October 2024

Legal 500 2025 Rankings

St John’s Buildings is delighted to have 92 members listed in Legal 500 2025 – an impressive increase on the 79 listings we received...

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Simon v Manorview Hotels Limited (Glasgow)
24th September 2024

Simon v Manorview Hotels Limited (Glasgow)

Tarlun Ahari successfully represented the Claimant in a disability status hearing. The judge found that the Claimant was disabled by reason of the physical...

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L (A Child) v Rainford (2024)
17th September 2024

L (A Child) v Rainford (2024)

Cressida O’Connor, instructed by John Bennett of Forbes Solicitors, secured £5,600 damages for a child claimant who had been injured in a pedestrian versus...

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A Practical Guide to Probation Breaches and Other Applications
12th September 2024

A Practical Guide to Probation Breaches and Other Applications

Mark Thomas has written a book which is designed to act as a companion to all practitioners, including solicitors, barristers, and members of the...

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Commercial Law Case Update by Romona Morgan
27th August 2024

Commercial Law Case Update by Romona Morgan

Commercial Law pupil Romona Morgan has written a summary of six commercial law cases that have determined important issues that would be beneficial for...

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HSE v John Brooke (Timber Treatments Ltd)
22nd August 2024

HSE v John Brooke (Timber Treatments Ltd)

David James represented a family-run wood recycling company which was fined after a father-of-one was killed in a collision with a JCB. The company...

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