Edd Hetherington secures unanimous acquittal following nine-week trial
Edd Hetherington secures unanimous acquittal following nine-week trial. Following a 9-week trial in the Crown Court at Bristol, Edd Hetherington's
Firearms officer sentenced following serious collision
Lucy Taylor prosecuted PC Parsons, a firearms officer, who collided with a pedestrian causing serious injury while on his way
Recent Inquest – David Sapiecha
David Sapiecha recently represented Oxford City Council at an inquest where, tragically a young man was ejected from a city
Lucy Taylor secures conviction in prison drugs case
Lucy Taylor successfully prosecuted a pharmacy technician who attempted to smuggle drugs into HMP Bristol. Tanya Petrie was convicted after
Mini-Pupillage Application Window
A reminder that our Mini-Pupillage application window is open until Saturday 28th February. For more information on how to apply
Re S (Foster Care or Placement for Adoption) [2026] EWCA Civ 47: An unsuccessful appeal against a decision of HHJ Tolson
Introduction In the most recent in a slew of cases which consider adoption vs long-term fostering, Cobb LJ, giving the
Huish Law School Partnership
Congratulations to everyone involved in the inaugural Richard Huish & Albion Chambers Mooting competition. The competition highlights the professional relationship
Mini-Pupillage Application Window is Open
Our Mini-Pupillage application window is now open until Saturday 28th February. For more information on how to apply and what
Matrimonial Finance Seminar
We were delighted to welcome almost 200 delegates to yesterday’s Matrimonial Finance Seminar. Once again, this annual event was a
Inquest into the death of Danny Lynch
Acting in a pro bono capacity on behalf of Advocate, Sam Louwers represented the bereaved family of Danny Lynch at
O v Secretary of State for Defence (AFCS)
Sam Louwers recently appeared before the First Tier Tribunal of the War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber representing O
Changes to PD27A
Introduction Towards the end of last year, you may have noticed a revised version of Practice Direction 27A now features