Easter Opening Hours
Chambers will close today, 9th April, at 1pm for the Easter weekend & reopen on Tuesday 14th April at 8am.
COVID-19 Update
As the current situation regarding COVID-19 continues to evolve, we want to update you on our position at chambers.
Article: Credit hire – financial losses of self-employed drivers
The latest article Civil and Family pupil Jasmin Shingler discussing claims concerning credit hire charges and the decision of the High Court of Justice.
Article: Crown Court (Recording and Broadcasting) Order 2020: Questions We Should Be Asking
The latest article from criminal pupil Lucia Harrington is now available.
Article: Default Interest? That is just under 290% p.a.
The latest article from Giles Gunstone discusses his experience of cases in which there are loans with high default interest levels from companies that specialise in loans to “distressed borrowers”.
Samuel Peake joins Chambers
We are pleased to confirm that Samuel Peake has completed his family & civil pupillage and has accepted an offer of tenancy...
Christmas Opening Hours
Chambers will close for the festive period on Tuesday 24th December at 2pm and will fully reopen on Thursday 2nd January...
Article: What would ‘mother’ say? A legal digest of R v Registrar General for England and Wales
The latest article from Family & Civil pupil Samuel Peake looks at how the term 'mother' was defined for the first time in common law earlier this year by the President of the Family Division, Sir Andrew McFarlane.
Article: Family Proceedings and Mental Health
Following on from World Mental Health Day last month, Family & Civil pupil Claire Garton discusses mental health and the numerous ways it can impact upon care proceedings in her latest article