Success for Tom Russell and Ben Chapman in the Court of Appeal
The Court of Appeal handed down judgment this morning in the case of Rogerson v Bolsover District Council [2019] ...
Civil & Family Pupillage vacancies
As part of KCH Garden Square’s ongoing recruitment and expansion due to high levels of work, Chambers is seeking to recruit two pupils into the Civil & Family team....
Article: Can’t see the wood for the trees?
As part of my property work, I have recently needed to research the law relating to trees. A small registered company owned by residents of a “country house development” of about 15 properties...
Ben Chapman joins Chambers
We are pleased to confirm that Ben Chapman has completed his pupillage and has accepted an offer of tenancy.
Article: Hickey v SoS for Work and Pensions – Early work the (Hic)key to avoiding sanctions on appeal
The Court of Appeal has re-iterated the need for compliance with the CPR to ensure appeals are focussed. It has given a clear threat of sanction for those parties who...
Marie Huggins joins Chambers
We are pleased to confirm that Marie Huggins has completed her pupillage and has accepted an offer of tenancy.
Article: Minority Shareholders – “It’s all about the timing”
Business associates who have worked together and managed a business for many years tend to form close emotional relationships...
Article: Barton v Wright Hassall (Part 2) – LiPs still a Wright Hassall in relief applications
The Supreme Court recently heard the appeal of Mark Barton v Wright Hassall LLP. It concerns the appeal of a then litigant-in-person (“LiP”) whose claim...
Article: Barton v Wright Hassall (Part 1) – addressing the right hassle of LiP handling and duties to clients
The Supreme Court recently heard the appeal of Mark Barton v Wright Hassall LLP. It concerns the appeal of a then litigant-in-person (“LiP”) whose claim...