Blog 6 May 2021
The case of Howard, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2021] EWHC 1023 (Admin) is a tragic example...
Chambers news 4 May 2021
Professor Leslie Thomas QC, Pete Weatherby QC Should there be a legal duty on the state to be more transparent in sudden and unexpected death...
Chambers news 30 April 2021
In March 2012, Anthony Grainger was shot dead by armed officers from the Tactical Firearms Unit of Greater Manchester Police as he sat in the...
Chambers news 17 March 2021
A group of bereaved family members, supported by the COVID-19 Bereaved Families for Justice network, continue their campaign for a Public Inquiry into the Government’s...
Chambers news 15 March 2021
Chambers is delighted to announce that Rosalind Burgin and Lily Lewis commenced their pupillage on Monday 8 March 2021. Roz and Lily will be supervised...
Blog 8 March 2021
The long-awaited report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Miscarriages of Justice Inquiry into the Criminal Cases Review Commission has been published. A copy of...
In this webinar, Natalie Wilkins from our Housing Team, will discuss tactics, arguments and evidence needed to challenge 'not...
In the first of two sessions on discrimination today, Sonia Birdee will present an overview of the duty not...
In the second of today's sessions on discrimination, Elizabeth Mottershaw will discuss using the Equality Act 2010 to defend...
Delays in receiving decisions from the Home Office has long been an issue and over recent months has increased...
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