Interim removal – new Court of Appeal decision
The recently reported Court of Appeal decision of J & Ors, Re (Children: Interim Removal) [2023] EWCA Civ 1266 is
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In the 2024 Chambers and Partners rankings publication, Albion Chambers and its members received their highest number of rankings, 26 in total,
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In the 2024 Legal 500 rankings, Albion Chambers and its members received 33 rankings, 14 of which were Tier 1. As
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Albion Chambers are delighted to announce that James Cranfield has been appointed a Family Circuit Judge. James has spent the
Gold Sponsor at FLBA Conference
Albion Chambers are delighted to be the Gold Sponsor at the upcoming Family Law Bar Association Conference which is taking
Court of Appeal decision in JW
The recent Court of Appeal decision in JW (Child At Home Under Care Order) [2023] EWCA CIV 944 is a
Public Law: Mobile Phone Data Extraction Concerning Third Parties
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Best Lawyers Recognition
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Sarah Pope qualifies as a Children Scheme Arbitrator
We are pleased to announce that Sarah Pope has qualified as a Children Scheme Arbitrator.
A Couple of Reminders from the Court of Appeal
Re H (Parents with learning difficulties: risk of harm) [2023] EWCA Civ 59 Earlier this month the Court of Appeal
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Straining to find the right end of the telescope – the slight shifts following Re A (Children) (Pool of Perpetrators) [2022] EWCA Civ 1248
Obviously, not all Court of Appeal decisions are ground breaking. Some serve as useful reminders of how we should be