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Nicholas Maggs success in GBH trial
Nicholas Maggs, instructed by Louise Scott of Hallinans, secured a unanimous acquittal for his client, who faced an allegation of s.18 GBH with intent, following a week long…
UK Covid-19 Inquiry update
Chambers is pleased to congratulate Jacqueline Carey KC on her appointment to Lead Counsel to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.
You can read more about it here at https://covid19.public-inquiry.uk/about/
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Alex Davidson in confiscation proceedings
Alex Davidson, instructed by David Bloom of Sonn Macmillan Walker, and working with Ben Douglas-Jones KC, represented a businessman in confiscation proceedings. Submissions led to a major reduction…
Cases
Ashraf Khan prosecutes complex Health & Safety case resulting in...
Ashraf Khan was instructed by Matthew Reynolds of the Health and Safety Executive in the prosecution of A J Wells & Sons Ltd, a multi-million-turnover manufacturer based on the Isle of Wight,…
Anand Beharrylal KC appears for Claimants in a Judicial Review in Trinidad...
Anand Beharrylal KC leading K Taklalsingh and A Hosein-Shah appeared for the claimants in a long running judicial review in relation to the powers of the police defendants pursuant to the Firearms…
Christopher Martin secures acquittal in death by careless driving case
Christopher Martin, instructed by Emma Bracewell of DWF Solicitors, successfully defended a van driver charged with causing the death of pedal cyclist by careless driving.
The charge…
Seminars & Blogs
Engineering Risk Assessments and the Law – A Guide for Lawyers
Background
When engineering disputes or health and safety prosecutions reach court, the concept of risk is central. Risk assessments are the primary mechanism by which engineers identify, evaluate…
Left in limbo: The continuing scandal of IPP sentences
There were 8,711 IPP and DPP sentences imposed between 2005, when the sentence was first given, and 2012, when they were abolished. They were introduced followed a review of sentencing carried out in…
