If a barrister experiences bullying from a judge are there remedies available? Who judges the judges and is there somewhere advocates can complain? In the latest edition of Counsel, Judith Trustman puts f...
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We are delighted to welcome Rebecca Cross as a new member of our Family (Children) and Family (Finance) groups.
Her recent cases include representing a parent in a 5-day finding of fact hearing, where not ...
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Sam Powis defends in £1m fraud case for Talbots Solicitors. For more information click here.
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This case reaffirms the importance of the tenancy agreement as regulating the relationship between landlord and tenant. There has been a recent trend in some areas of tenants being advised to refuse access...
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The spring edition of Family Law Group Update is now available, please click here.
In this edition, our Members have written articles including:
Back to the Future: e-bundles (Matthew Maynard)
Care Crisis...
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Our Pupil Barristers continue to write their blog. This month, Gareth-Lee Smith, reflects on his month focusing on criminal cases. To read his blog, click here.
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We are delighted that Jeremy Weston QC, Gemma Bowes and Jason Hadden have been shortlisted for Birmingham Law Society – Barrister of the Year. For the full listing, click here.
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The High Court has considered the proper interpretation of s7 Housing Act 1988 in the recent appeal in the matter of Teign Housing v Richard Lane [2018] EWHC 40 (QB).
Teign Housing appealed a decision dism...
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