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Part 25 Applications for Experts in Non-Accidental Injury Cases
5th December 2023

Part 25 Applications for Experts in Non-Accidental Injury Cases

Dr Maia Love considers what junior practitioners should think about when instructing an expert in proceedings where there are allegations of non-accidental injury. Who should you instruct and what should you ask them?

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Mark Eldridge successfully prosecutes armed robber Henderson Domingo
21st November 2023

Mark Eldridge successfully prosecutes armed robber Henderson Domingo

Update on the case of armed robber Henderson Domingo who was successfully prosecuted by Mark Eldridge.

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The Renters (Reform) Bill: how secure would renters be?
20th November 2023

The Renters (Reform) Bill: how secure would renters be?

Joseph Meethan considers some of the proposals in the Renters (Reform) Bill and how they might affect renters in England.

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Newham v Chaplair
15th November 2023

Newham v Chaplair

Archie Maddan acted for the London Borough of Newham in the first successful prosecution against a tower block owner for failure to remove flammable cladding. Read more about the judgment and it's implications here.

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New Head of Chambers!
3rd November 2023

New Head of Chambers!

Meet our new Head of Chambers, Abimbola Badejo, and learn more about him.

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Corbett Le Quesne International Family Law Conference 2023 - Jersey
19th October 2023

Corbett Le Quesne International Family Law Conference 2023 - Jersey

Members of our Family Team visited Jersey from 5-7 October for the International Family Law Conference hosted by Corbett Le Quesne. Have a look at what we got up to!

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Monaco Yacht Show
9th October 2023

Monaco Yacht Show

Matthew Peak, barrister and former superyacht captain, recently visited the Monaco Yacht Show. He shares some of the highlights of the show!

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Technology and Social Media: Matters of Parental Responsibility or DOLS?
28th September 2023

Technology and Social Media: Matters of Parental Responsibility or DOLS?

Reiss Morrison, a pupil in our family team, considers the recent case of Manchester City Council v CP and others.

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The MWPA 1882: An alternative to TOLATA and the MCA?
5th September 2023

The MWPA 1882: An alternative to TOLATA and the MCA?

The Married Women's Property Act was originally enacted in order to allow women to ask the court to settle questions about property at a time when they could not deal with property independently of their husbands. Eoin O'Sullivan considers it's relevance in the modern context.

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