Una Morris and Leslie Thomas QC representing the family instructed by Nia Williams of Saunders Law.
Garden Court's Stephanie Harrison QC, Tim Baldwin, Stephen Simblet and Owen Greenhall are instructed in the case by Michael Oswald of Bhatt Murphy Solicitors.
Una Morris was instructed on behalf of the couple by Iain Gould at DPP Law Ltd.
The trial of Mr Duckenfield is currently listed to start on 10 September.
Stephen Kamlish QC, Brenda Campbell QC, Jacob Bindman, Emma Fenn and Alia Akram represented three of the defendants.
Owen Greenhall of Garden Court Chambers acted for the defendant, instructed by Ben Manovitch of Lloyds PR Solicitors.
Former British Museum employee Niki Savvides was represented by Catrin Lewis of Garden Court Chambers.
Kevin Gannon of the Garden Court Chambers Housing Team acted for the appellant.
In 2013 James Mehigan of Garden Court Chambers’ Inquests Team represented the daughter of Gladys Richards at the inquest .
Leslie Thomas QC writes on housing, human rights and Grenfell for The Law Society Gazette.
Keir Monteith was instructed in the case by Abraar Ayez and Shahid Khan of Advice Wise Solicitors.
Una Morris of the Garden Court Chambers Inquests team, represented the family of Rowan Morrall.
Owen Greenhall of the Garden Court Crime Team acted for the appellant.
In light of the CBA ballot results, the government’s proposals on the AGFS will now be accepted.
Rajiv Menon QC is representing Behailu Kebede and is instructed by Rubin Italia of Duncan Lewis Solicitors.
Leslie Thomas QC and Thalia Maragh are representing 23 clients including survivors, bereaved family members and loved ones.
David Emanuel was instructed in the case by Matt Foot at Birnberg Peirce.
We call on our colleagues across the Criminal Bar to vote against accepting the MoJ's current proposal.
In an exceptional ruling, the Administrative Court agreed with David’s submissions that it was arguable that the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) had failed to apply the law properly in the case of a 2004 murder conviction.
On 1 June Shpresa and the Migrant and Refugee Children’s Unit (based at Islington Law Centre) hosted a seminar at Portcullis House to consider strategies to improve the protection claim outcomes of Albanian claimants. Shpresa, meaning hope in Albanian, is an active user-led organisation that advances the education and training of the Albanian speaking people […]
