Chambers news 7 June 2022
Avoiding Possession Orders at the First Hearing
Earlier this month, James Stark, from our Housing team, together with Helen Jackson of Shelter, who sits as a deputy district judge, gave a presentation...
Chambers news 7 June 2022
Earlier this month, James Stark, from our Housing team, together with Helen Jackson of Shelter, who sits as a deputy district judge, gave a presentation...
Chambers news 25 May 2022
The UK explicitly adopted a “hostile environment for illegal migration” 10 years ago today, but in immigration and family proceedings there are a variety of...
Chambers news 13 May 2022
No one should be placed in the cruel position of having to choose between their pets and a home. Yet this is a problem that...
Chambers news 29 April 2022
The White Paper putting forward the Renters’ Reform Bill, first proposed in April 2019, is due in May. It will lay out a set of suggested...
Chambers news 1 April 2022
Who are criminal barristers? Anyone can find themselves supporting a loved one accused of a crime, or find themselves accused of a crime. If this...
Blog 19 January 2022
Here’s a question for the next pub quiz: Which country’s constitution is to be found in Annex IV of a peace treaty? The answer is...
Chambers news 22 October 2021
Re C [2021] EWCA Civ 1527 The Court of Appeal has today handed down judgment in the case of Re C – the appeal from...
Chambers news 20 October 2021
The Judicial Review & Courts Bill is soon set to have its Second Reading in Parliament. The Bill as proposed will make wide-ranging changes to...
Chambers news 11 October 2021
‘The reason we’re all here – it’s the elephant in the room’ Representing protestors at court can feel distant and distinct from what has really...
Chambers news 2 June 2021
Last week the Centre for the Study of International Slavery at the University of Liverpool, ANTI TRAFFICKING AND LABOUR EXPLOITATION UNIT (ATLEU) LIMITED and the Rights Lab at the University...
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