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Jim Sturman KC wins Chambers & Partners’ Sports Lawyer of the...
Chambers is delighted to announce that Jim Sturman KC won the Sports Law Silk of the Year Award at last night’s Chambers & Partners 2026 Bar Awards. The award recognises Jim’s…
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…
Cases
Louise Sweet KC represents professor acquitted of sexual assaults on...
Louise Sweet KC, instructed by Sanjay Cholera of JD Spicer-Zeb, successfully represented a professor at the Royal College of Music acquitted of serious sexual assaults.
The…
Charlie Sherrard KC & Lisa Bald represented client acquitted of murder
Charlie Sherrard KC, leading Lisa Bald, instructed by Patricia Wade-Thomas of Lawrence & Co Solicitors, represented “D” who was unanimously acquitted of murder but convicted, on his own…
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…
Seminars & Blogs
Maintaining High Standards in Regulatory Hearings: Practical Lessons...
The decision in Wylie v Nursing and Midwifery Council [2026] NIKB 35 provides an opportunity to reflect on how complex regulatory hearings can be made more focused, continuous and legally…
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…
