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Covid 19 Inquiry publishes Care Homes module report
On 20 October 2026, the UK Covid-19 Inquiry published its Module 6 report examining the impact of the pandemic on the adult social care sector.
The Report sets out the devastating impact the…
2BR strengthens its position in 2027 editions of the Legal Directories
The 2027 edition of the Chambers & Partners guide to the legal profession has been published today and Chambers is delighted to have received a total of 59 recommendations, with 2BR described as…
Quentin Hunt of 2BR provides expert media commentary on High Court search...
Quentin Hunt, barrister at 2BR Chambers, has been called upon by national media outlets to provide expert legal commentary on the law relating to search warrants and challenges to their legality,…
Cases
Alex Davidson instructed in successful account freezing order challenge
Alex Davidson, instructed by Neville Takiar of gunnercooke LLP, represented a company whose business accounts were frozen on suspicion of money laundering. The grounds for suspicion included that the…
John Hurlock’s client acquitted at half-time in fatal assault trial
John Hurlock, instructed by Lizzie Sieprawska of Virdee Solicitors, successfully defended a client acquitted at half-time, at Isleworth Crown Court, of GBH arising from a fatal assault.
The…
Nicholas Maggs represents former police officer acquitted in historic...
Nicholas Maggs, instructed by Steve Tarleton of Tony Harden Solicitors, represented a former police officer acquitted of a historic indecent assault.
The prosecution case alleged that the offence…
Seminars & Blogs
Right to a retrial? Maybe. Amendments to the Extradition Act 2003
Imagine that you have moved to the UK to start a fresh chapter. You take up employment, rent a house, perhaps meet a partner and start a family. Some years later you are arrested and brought before…
Lessons from R v X, Y & Z [2026] EWCA Crim 845 (the Attorney...
Background
On 21 May 2026, three teenage boys (X, Y and Z) were sentenced for their roles in two separate incidents involving multiple offences of rape against two teenage girls (C1 and C2) in…
