Lucia Harrington joins Chambers
We are pleased to welcome Lucia Harrington to the Criminal team following successful completion of her pupillage
Paul Mytton 1960 – 2020
KCH Garden Square is deeply saddened at the passing of Paul Mytton.
Article: It Doesn’t Matter That You Weren’t The Driver – Failing To Respond To A Section 172 Notice
The latest article from Criminal pupil Samuel Lowne discusses the law surrounding complying with section 172 notices.
Resumption of Possession Claims
With the stay on possession proceedings now being lifted, civil practitioner Oliver Nunn speaks about the resumption of possession claims from Monday
Article: Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 – the new ‘no-fault divorce’
The latest article from Family & Civil pupil Claire Garton discusses the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020
Article: ‘Lawful object’ – Section 4(1) of the Explosive Substances Act 1883
The latest article from Criminal pupil Lucia Harrington discusses the Supreme Court judgement in the case of R v Copeland, a case which concerned the interpretation of section 4(1) of the Explosive Substances Act 1883
Article: Section 5 “Causing or Allowing” – The Catch 22 Provision
The latest article from Criminal pupil Samuel Lowne discusses Section 5 of the Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act and its value for allowing justice to be served.
Hybrid hearing facilities at KCH Garden Square
With Courts’ having adapted to the use of remote technology, KCH Garden Square offers the facilities for remote & hybrid hearings, allowing clients to attend alongside their legal representatives whilst adhering to all social distancing guidelines.
Article: Remote working & Hybrid cases from a pupils perspective
Family & Civil pupil Claire Garton discusses the advantages and disadvantages of remote working as a pupil in these current times.
Article: The Children’s Guardian – should they ever be removed from or replaced in family proceedings?
In her latest article, Family & Civil pupil Claire Garton discusses the role of the Guardian in family proceedings.