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KANE SIMONS PUBLISHES GUIDE TO THE LAW ON E-BIKES AND E-SCOOTERS

We are proud to announce that Kane Simons a member of the Personal Injury team at 18 St John Street Chambers, has published an important guide to the law on the hot topic of the regulation of e-bikes and e-scooters. The law regarding electric scooters and electric bikes is often misunderstood. Kane’s book, ‘A Practical… Read more »

18 ST JOHN STREET – THE LEGAL 500 RANKINGS ROUND-UP

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The Legal 500 have revealed their latest professional rankings, highlighting the UK’s most impressive barristers and chambers. 18 St John Street is delighted to feature in the directory with a record number of rankings across several areas of law, emphasising our strength in depth. We are particularly proud to once again be ranked as a Tier… Read more »

YASMIN KAUSER JOINS 18 ST JOHN STREET CHAMBERS

The members of 18 St John Street chambers are delighted to announce that Yasmin Kauser has joined the expanding Family Department. Yasmin has a wealth of experience across all areas of family law having been called to the bar in 1999. She has built up an enviable practice acting for parents and children in the most… Read more »

BETH JEFFERSON TO RUN THE 2022 LONDON MARATHON THIS SUNDAY

18 St John Street’s Front of House Beth Jefferson, is running the 2022 London Marathon this Sunday in aid of Anthony Nolan. Beth shares her experience so far: ‘ I cannot believe it is finally the week of the London Marathon! Ever since I found out I was running for Anthony Nolan back in November… Read more »

18 ST JOHN STREET SUCCESS IN LATEST LEGAL 500 RANKINGS

We are delighted to announce that 18 St John Street has further enhanced its reputation as a leading Barristers’ Chambers with another strong showing in the latest edition of “The Legal 500”. The 2023 rankings for “The Legal 500 directory” have been announced. The latest edition sees several members of 18 St John Street improve on or consolidate… Read more »

BEN DONALDSON ACCEPTS TENANCY INVITATION

The barristers at 18 St John Street are thrilled to announce that Ben Donaldson has accepted his invitation to join chambers in the Family Department, following the successful completion of his pupillage. Ben Donaldson Ben undertook pupillage supervised by Rehana Begum. Ben has observed and actively assisted junior and leading counsel across a broad and… Read more »

HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II

All of us at 18 St John Street Chambers are deeply saddened by the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Our Queen has, for a lifetime, inspired our country, the Commonwealth and the entire world. The Queen will be remembered as one of the most important and influential monarchs of all time but also… Read more »

18 ST JOHN STREET WELCOMES NEW TENANTS

The barristers at 18 St John Street are delighted to announce that Niamh McGinty and Zara Nawaz have accepted invitations to join Chambers, following the successful completion of their pupillages. Zara joins the family department and Niamh joins the criminal department. Zara’s pupillage was under the supervision of Fergal Allen. In addition, she has spent… Read more »

18 SJS CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT WELCOMES BETSY HINDLE

The members of 18 St John Street Chambers are delighted to announce that Betsy Hindle has joined our expanding Criminal Department. Betsy defends and prosecutes in all areas of criminal law with an emphasis on sexual offences, drugs, violence, fraud, firearms and cases involving controlling and coercive behaviour. Betsy joins from Central Chambers where she completed… Read more »

18 ST JOHN STREETS’ KANE SIMONS & NICK HARRISON SPEAK AT MBL WEBINAR ON LIABILITY, PROCEDURE & QUANTUM IN CYCLING CLAIMS

18 St John Street Chambers Head of Personal Injury, Kane Simons, alongside Nick Harrison today spoke at MBL’s latest webinar talking on liability, procedure and quantum in cycling claims. Kane and Nick, both cycling enthusiasts with first-hand experience of life on the roads and in the courts discussed how the increased number of cyclists on… Read more »