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Tim Hunter’s client acquitted of attempted murder
Tim Hunter, instructed by Ernest Aduwa of Stokoe Partnership, successfully represented a woman accused of attempting to murder her husband after he had euthanised the dogs that they had adopted when…
Not guilty verdict for Allan Compton KC and Molly Dyas’ client charged...
Allan Compton KC and Molly Dyas represented a client who was charged with perverting the course of justice in relation to a murder investigation.
In March 2024 there was an altercation between a…
Hanna Llewellyn-Waters appointed Kings Counsel
Chambers is delighted to announce that the Lord Chancellor has approved the appointment of Hanna Llewellyn-Waters to the rank of King’s Counsel. Hanna will formally be sworn in as a silk at a…
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Tim Hunter’s client acquitted of attempted murder
Tim Hunter, instructed by Ernest Aduwa of Stokoe Partnership, successfully represented a woman accused of attempting to murder her husband after he had euthanised the dogs that they had adopted when…
Emma Kutner successfully defends in three separate rape and serious sexual...
Emma Kutner has recently defended three defendants in separate trials for rape and other serious sexual offences where they were all acquitted.
In the most recent case, Emma was instructed by Ali…
Tomas McGarvey represents the Ministry of Justice in...
Tomas McGarvey, instructed by Nisha Raikundalia and Arfan Bhatti (Treasury Solicitors) of the Government Legal Department, acts for the Ministry of Justice and its Executive Agencies, HMCTS and…
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…
