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2BR members successful in CPS panel appointments
Chambers warmly congratulates seven of its members who have been successful in obtaining improved gradings in the recent CPS advocate panel appointment exercise.
Molly Dyas, Dan Santos-Costa,…
Matt Kingswell secures acquittal in section 18 GBH trial
Matt Kingswell, instructed by Seth Collins and Shauna Newley of Paul Robinson Solicitors, successfully represented a man charged with wounding with intent against his former partner at Basildon Crown…
Alex Stein successfully defends fraud conspiracy
Alex Stein instructed by Priya Wader of Garrick Law represented the only defendant acquitted in a conspiracy to launder the proceeds of crime and to commit fraud through false representation. JA…
Cases
Court of Appeal success for Tomas McGarvey
Tomas McGarvey, instructed by the Registrar of Criminal Appeals, successfully argued before the Court of Appeal to reduce the terms of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order and the notification requirements…
Allan Compton KC prosecutes company fined £1.3 million following flywheel...
Allan Compton KC, instructed by Fiona Morrison of the CPS Special Crime and Counter Terrorism Division based in York, prosecuted Autostructures Ltd, an engineering firm supplying Jaguar Landrover,…
Matt Kingswell secures acquittal in section 18 GBH trial
Matt Kingswell, instructed by Seth Collins and Shauna Newley of Paul Robinson Solicitors, successfully represented a man charged with wounding with intent against his former partner at Basildon Crown…
Seminars & Blogs
Engineering Risk Assessments and the Law – A Guide for Lawyers
Background
When engineering disputes or health and safety prosecutions reach court, the concept of risk is central. Risk assessments are the primary mechanism by which engineers identify, evaluate…
Left in limbo: The continuing scandal of IPP sentences
There were 8,711 IPP and DPP sentences imposed between 2005, when the sentence was first given, and 2012, when they were abolished. They were introduced followed a review of sentencing carried out in…
