Chambers news 16 September 2024
Jury discharged in £700,000 Palestine Action criminal damage trial
Alexander McColl represented one of four defendants charged with criminal damage at Teledyne Defence and Space in Shipley, West Yorkshire,…
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Chambers news 11 September 2024
Lily Lewis delivers opening submission to The Lampard Inquiry
This week marked the beginning of the Lampard Inquiry, a statutory inquiry investigating the deaths of over 2,000 mental health…
Chambers news 10 September 2024
Your Right to Protest: Understand It, Use It – Christian Weaver publishes his second book
Christian Weaver has published his second book, which aims to explain the rights of the individual to protest in a…
Chambers news 6 September 2024
Tom Royston shortlisted for Public Law Junior of the Year
We are delighted to announce that Tom Royston has been shortlisted, for the second year in a row, for the…
Chambers news 3 September 2024
Garden Court North’s housing team pays tribute to “tremendous housing lawyer” Simon Mullings
Garden Court North’s housing team were greatly saddened to hear today of the unexpected death of Simon (Spike) Mullings whilst…
Chambers news 13 August 2024
Nina Grahame KC secures acquittal of her young client in joint enterprise A34 murder.
Nina represented 18 year old Noraiz Kamal, the driver of the car involved in the A34 “Kingsway” murder of Sadiq…
Chambers news 13 August 2024
Nina Grahame KC defends in unusual murder trial, securing a special verdict of ‘not guilty by reason of insanity’ for client whose complex mental health difficulties had been tragically misdiagnosed for many years.
Colin Neil, with the support of his loving parents, repeatedly sought treatment for almost a decade for his frequent vocal…
Chambers news 12 August 2024
Alexander McColl and Alexa Thompson succeed in quashing Parole Board failure to hold an oral hearing
Claimant succeeds in judicial review of the Parole Board’s failure to convene an oral hearing in R (on the application…
Chambers news 3 July 2024
Lily Lewis delivers opening statement on behalf of Core Participants in the Undercover Policing Inquiry
The Undercover Policing Inquiry was set up in 2015 to get to the truth about undercover policing across England and Wales since…
Chambers news 15 May 2023
Injunctions in the Court of Protection – what are the limits?
The extent of the Court of Protection’s power to grant injunctions has not always been clear, to judges and lawyers…
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