We welcome applications from talented barristers with expertise in our core practice areas: Family, Housing, Property, Business, Public law and Court of Protection.
Grace Cheng has been invited by the National Taiwan University (NTU) College of Law to teach a Master of Laws (LLM) course on The Role of FinTech in Transnational Legal Practice.
Grace Cheng represented The English Heritage Trust in a claim for unauthorised deduction from wages relating to furlough pay. The charity successfully defended the claim.
Applications close on Thursday (31 March) for anyone wishing to apply for one of our 3-day mini pupillages. We offer a limited number of mini pupillages each year through a competitive process and run a yearly application window for them.
Grace Cheng has been appointed by The Football Association to act as sole arbitrator in a dispute relating to unpaid commission fees alleged to be owing as a result of the transfer of a football player. She is currently also sitting as sole arbitrator in another ongoing arbitration under Rule K involving unpaid intermediary fees […]
Anna Dannreuther co-chaired a 14-member working group from the Employment Lawyers Association to respond to the government’s consultation on the Human Rights Act Reform: A Modern Bill of Rights.
To mark International Women’s Day 2022, Sarah McKeown, Nikolas Clarke, Eleanor Sibley and Anna Dannreuther discussed a case study raising gendered issues from an employment, public and housing law perspective with an audience of students, solicitors and barristers at Queen Mary School of Law, University of London.
Christopher Stirling represented the respondent in an application by his (former) wife to set aside a divorce finalised in 2010.
