Marc Johnson awarded The Chris Gale Memorial Prize for best joint paper
Academic Panel member Marc Johnson was awarded The Chris Gale Memorial Prize at the recent Association of Law Teachers conference
Jonathon Dee appointed as a Recorder
We are delighted that Jonathon Dee has been appointed as Recorder on the Midland Circuit for crime.
Sarah Beasley before the Court of Appeal
Sarah Beasley successfully represented a local authority in their appeal
Jeremy Janes features in Channel 4 documentary
Jeremy Janes, Head of Chambers, featured on ‘The Kidnap of Angel Lynn’ which aired on Channel 4 last night
Chambers welcomes Civil & Family practitioner Steph Bailey
We are delighted to welcome Steph Bailey to the civil & family team from today
Article: Surrogacy – A New Law?
Claire Garton discusses the recent key recommendations from The Law Commission of England and Wales and The Scottish Law Commission concerning surrogacy law reform
What is Pupillage really like?
Katy Fellows shares how she is getting on after the first two months of pupillage
Top Tips for Pupillage – Part 3
Kinza Wahid & James Ball bring you the final instalment in their ‘Top Tips for Pupillage’ series, focusing on interviews.
A Q&A with Mark Thomas
An insight into Mark’s journey to the Bar and his secondment at Chambers
Jeremy Janes leads Lisa Hardy in multi-operation drugs conspiracy
Jeremy Janes leads Lisa Hardy in multi-operation drugs conspiracy
