Past events

Nikolas Clarke has been invited to join the expert panel considering 'Contingent work under reform: contracted workers, rights and workforce planning' at the CIPD's Employment [...]

Lily Cooke will speak about covert recordings in children proceedings at Resolution's 'When family law gets complicated' training day on Thursday 14 May.

Aristide Hoang-Brown will be a panellist at SHLA's annual conference on Thursday 12 March.

Rebecca Davies will be presenting an interactive seminar on Non-Molestation Orders for family lawyers on Monday 23 February.

Prospective pupil barristers: please join us for our virtual pupillage open evening on Tuesday 13 January from 5:30pm-6:30pm. During the session, you'll hear directly from 2 of our junior barristers and our 2 current pupils about our pupillage application and interview process, our main practice areas and chambers' culture.

Harrison Engler is presenting at Wilkin Chapman Rollits webinar on Adult Social Care. Register to attend the free webinar here.

Christopher Stirling will speak at the 2025 Jersey International Family Law Conference, sponsored by Corbett le Quesne. The theme of the conference is non-court dispute resolution.

Family Law Week is hosting Barry McAlinden and Rebecca Davies' webinar on s.37 Children Act and local authority intervention in private law children cases. You [...]

As part of CIPD’s annual Festival of Work conference (Wednesday 11-Thursday 12 June) employment law barrister Nikolas Clarke will speak on a panel discussing how [...]

In this webinar, Jonathan Pennington Legh, Aristide Hoang-Brown and Harrison Engler will discuss rent repayment order applications and enforcing civil penalties against landlords who are [...]

Family Law Week’s financial remedy: practice & procedure conference on Tuesday 11 March features a debate ‘The Law Commission is right – our Financial Remedy law [...]

Revisions to the Business & Property Courts’ Disclosure Pilot Scheme came into force on 6 April 2021. In this webinar, John McLinden QC, David Brounger and Alistair Cantor consider some of those recent amendments. They will discuss practicalities relating to the key stages in the disclosure pilot where costs and disputes are most likely to arise and the future for the pilot.

Revisions to the Business & Property Courts’ Disclosure Pilot Scheme came into force on 6 April 2021. In this webinar, John McLinden QC, David Brounger and Alistair Cantor consider some of those recent amendments. They will discuss practicalities relating to the key stages in the disclosure pilot where costs and disputes are most likely to arise and the future for the pilot.

We are proud to be exhibiting at Family Law Week's public and private children law conference on Thursday 24 October. The conference will be held at Cavendish [...]

John Critchley will speak at an Estate Research webinar on Thursday 12 September about assisted suicide, the forfeiture rule and relief. The criminal offence of assisted suicide has myriad [...]

We are delighted to sponsor the Social Housing Law Association’s 2024 annual conference which takes place on Thursday 14 March. It will be held in [...]

We are delighted to sponsor the Housing Law Practitioners' Association annual conference which takes place on Thursday 14 December. It is being held on a [...]

We are delighted to sponsor the Social Housing Law Association’s 2022 annual conference which takes place on Thursday 17 November. It will be held in [...]

To celebrate International Women’s Day 2022, we will consider a hybrid case study with the audience (in person and online). Our aim is to highlight [...]

Revisions to the Business & Property Courts’ Disclosure Pilot Scheme came into force on 6 April 2021. In this webinar, John McLinden QC, David Brounger and Alistair Cantor consider some of those recent amendments. They will discuss practicalities relating to the key stages in the disclosure pilot where costs and disputes are most likely to arise and the future for the pilot.