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Chambers of the Year 2023

Chambers of the Year 2023

Albion Chambers were delighted to be awarded the Chambers of the Year at the Bristol Law Society (BLS) Award Ceremony

November 3, 2023
Chambers and Partners Rankings – 2024

Chambers and Partners Rankings – 2024

In the 2024 Chambers and Partners rankings publication, Albion Chambers and its members received their highest number of rankings, 26 in total,

October 19, 2023
Legal 500 Rankings – 2024

Legal 500 Rankings – 2024

In the 2024 Legal 500 rankings, Albion Chambers and its members received 33 rankings, 14 of which were Tier 1. As

October 4, 2023
Rupert Russell secures acquittal for 17-year-old charged with Murder

Rupert Russell secures acquittal for 17-year-old charged with Murder

On 14 June a jury at Bristol Crown Court acquitted Rupert Russell’s 17-year-old client of both murder and manslaughter. Three

June 15, 2023
Recorder Appointment

Recorder Appointment

Albion Chambers are delighted to announce that Patrick Mason has been appointed a Recorder by the King on the advice

May 19, 2023
Adam Vaitilingam KC and Emma Martin Prosecute Fatal Knife Case

Adam Vaitilingam KC and Emma Martin Prosecute Fatal Knife Case

Adam Vaitilingam KC and Emma Martin prosecuted Joshua Delbono for the killing of Radstock 16 year old, Charley Bates. It

April 13, 2023
Rupert Russell joins RASSO panel

Rupert Russell joins RASSO panel

We are pleased to announce that Rupert Russell has been successfully placed on the CPS RASSO panel.

March 22, 2023
Rachael Stitt Joins

Rachael Stitt Joins

Albion Chambers welcomes Rachael Stitt to our Crime Team. Prior to joining Chambers Rachael was a Senior Crown Prosecutor with

March 21, 2023
Confiscation: A Matter of Interest

Confiscation: A Matter of Interest

Background Defence practitioners will be all too familiar with the draconian nature of the confiscation regime under the Proceeds of

March 17, 2023
Magistrates’ Sentencing Powers Update

Magistrates’ Sentencing Powers Update

On 2 May 2022, the Government gave Magistrates the power to impose a sentence of up to 12-months’ custody for

March 10, 2023
“A Crowded House means you Better Be Home Soon”

“A Crowded House means you Better Be Home Soon”

The Court of Appeal has issued its semi-regular reminder that prison conditions are a potential reason for either suspending a

March 6, 2023
Kannan Siva presents discussion on Ethics and Advocacy in British Virgin Islands

Kannan Siva presents discussion on Ethics and Advocacy in British Virgin Islands

Kannan Siva gave a presentation on Ethics and Advocacy to the Attorney General of the British Virgin Islands and her

November 22, 2022