Members of Chambers regularly lead the charge in their practice areas and as a result often write and provide comment in leading publications.
Members of Chambers are often leaders in their respective fields and are frequently asked to write articles providing further insight into areas of the law they have developed their expertise in. A collection of some of these articles are recorded here.
In this blog Sean Larkin QC reflects upon whether prosecution agencies will seek to...
Ruth Broadbent considers the case JKL’s (A Minor) Application for Judicial Review...
In this blog, Orla Daly of QEB Hollis Whiteman, reflects on her experience of a remote crown...
Since the Modern Slavery Act 2015 was passed, cases concerning trafficking and modern slavery seem...
On 25 March 2020, the Coronavirus Act 2020 (‘the 2020 Act’) received Royal Assent and...
The outbreak of Covid-19 has put a sharp focus on video link hearings in legal proceedings, and...
Further to other updates from QEB Hollis Whiteman about the revised legal landscape arising from...
This briefing note from Edward Henry QC , Susannah Stevens , Philip Stott with the...
There has been considerable news reporting recently regarding the powers of the police to enforce...
There has been great public interest in the prosecution of persons who have threatened to endanger...
Tom Kark QC's article discusses the responsibility of organisations to investigate complaints...
This article was first published on Lexis®PSL Corporate Crime on 24 July...
