Rebecca Davies represented a former wife in her successful contempt application concerning a financial remedies judgment given in 2022.
Paula Diaz acted for the child’s guardian in her appeal against an interim care order (ICO) that had led to a 6-year-old boy (B) being separated from his parents. The appeal was allowed and the local authority’s application for an ICO was remitted to the family court.
We are delighted to have been nominated in 2 categories for this year's Legal 500 UK Bar Awards. We have been shortlisted for Court of Protection 'set of the year' and 'marketing team of the year'.
Barry McAlinden acted for 3 children in their father's application for their summary return from Jersey to England, brought under the High Court’s inherent jurisdiction.
A team of our barristers are set to take part in the 10km London Legal Walk on Tuesday 9 June. Together with more than 15,000 others, we will walk to raise funds for free legal services across London and the South East. The money raised goes to charities that provide legal advice and representation to people in need.
Our mini-pupillage programme is currently open for applications. Details of how to apply are available from our mini-pupillage page. The deadline for applications is Tuesday 30 June.
Ebun Sanusi has successfully completed her probationary period and now joins us as a tenant.
From Friday 1 May, John McLinden takes on the role of our head of chambers.
Seven of our barristers are named in the 2026 Pro Bono Recognition list of England and Wales, published today. Francis Hoar, Keith Chipato, Ryan Anderson, Aristide Hoang-Brown, Joanna Thom, Madeleine Southey and Harrison Engler appear on the list.
We are pleased to have been shortlisted for Pro Bono Chambers of the Year and Harrison Engler has been shortlisted for Young Pro Bono Barrister of the Year by Advocate's 2026 Bar Pro Bono Awards..