In Re B, the Court of Appeal considered four key parts of the law relating to the interpretation of s. 25 of the Children Act 1989. In this article, Tom Harrill summarises the most important aspects of thi...
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Elizabeth Isaacs QC is an alumna of Coventry University, graduating top of her year with a degree in Law in 1997. She was called to the Bar the following year and took Silk becoming a Queen’s Counsel i...
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The Family Group Autumn 2019 Newsletter is now available to download.
Within this update you will find a range of articles including:
– ‘Change is Coming’ by Ann Chavasse.
– ‘...
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We are delighted to confirm that St Ives Chambers has been ranked as a leading set by the influential legal directory, the Legal 500.
Chambers, which is ranked in four separate practice areas, has a total ...
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Rebecca Cross, Barrister at St Ives Chambers, is busy training for a half marathon in London in October to raise much needed funds for the Family Rights Group (www.frg.org.uk)
“I’m sure all of you are ...
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Congratulations to Elizabeth Isaacs QC on her appointment as a new Ordinary Bencher at Lincoln’s Inn.
To view Elizabeth’s profile, click here.
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We are delighted to announce that Terri Mason has accepted an offer of tenancy at the end of her reduced Pupillage, having practised as a Children Law Solicitor for over 14 years. She has already started d...
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It is with pleasure we announce that Hasnat Bashir, a Barrister specialising in Financial Remedy and Private Law Children matters, has joined Chambers.
During his long practice as a Solicitor, he regularly...
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Within this edition of the Family Group Newsletter, you will find a range of articles including:
Jeremy Weston updates his article ‘Female Genital Mutilation: Its prevalence and the protection affor...
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Today is the UN’s ‘International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM’ and following the recent criminal conviction for FGM (the first in the UK), the need for clarity of the legal position is greater than ...
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