Seasoned runner and Family Department member Yvonne Healing is seeking to add another pair of international race events to her personal collection, starting this weekend with the Madrid Half-Marathon and culminating with the New York Marathon on 3 November. In recent years, Yvonne has graced marathons in London, Paris, Florence and Helsinki – to name… Read more »
18 St John Street Chambers are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for the ‘Barristers’ Chambers of the Year’ award at the upcoming Manchester Legal Awards 2024. Manchester continues to attract many of the UK’s leading law firms, barristers and solicitors all combining to ensure Manchester remains one of the strongest legal communities… Read more »
Olivia Edwards spoke this week at an outreach event for Manchester University and 6th form students from Chadderton. The event is arranged by the diversity lead Judges at the Manchester Civil Justice Centre and works as a bridge for local Students to legal professionals and the Judiciary. The event was attended by the new Lady Chief Justice… Read more »
18 St John Street is delighted to announce that Nicholas Rhodes KC has joined chambers as a door tenant. Nicholas is an experienced crime silk, specialising in serious commercial fraud, bribery and corruption, financial crime, homicide and serious organised crime. Known for his strong advocacy, Nicholas will bring a wealth of experience in advising and… Read more »
Rachel Shenton, leading Claire Brocklebank, successfully prosecuted Austin Duckworth for murdering his father, following an attack at the victim’s home. The deceased was punched repeatedly in the head by the defendant. The case, which was heard in Preston Crown Court, resulted in Austin Duckworth receiving a life sentence. Duckworth will have to serve a minimum… Read more »
18 St John Street Costs Law Specialist, James Miller, analyses an interesting case concerning medical agency fees in a fixed costs case. I recently acted for the Defendant in a fixed costs case concerning the contentious issue of medical agency fees. The court had to decide whether to prosecute the Defendant’s Part 18 request for… Read more »
An intelligence led search of the tractor unit and trailer the defendant was driving from N. Ireland to Liverpool was found to have hidden 110kgs of cocaine, with an estimated wholesale value of between £3 -£8 million. Richard Vardon was instructed by Amjid Jabbar from Stokoe Partnership Solicitors. Press coverage can be found here: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/lorry-stopped-68m-worth-cocaine-27787816… Read more »
18 St John Street Chambers are pleased to announce that Christopher Field has been appointed as an Independent Member of the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. On the 27th of February Eluned Morgan MS, Minister for Health and Social Services, announced the appointment of Christopher Field as an Independent Member (sometimes referred to as a… Read more »
Siobhan Grey KC represented a man charged with multiple rapes, assaults and controlling and coercive behaviour with some of the alleged behaviour recorded on camera. The Defendant was found Not Guilty of all charges after a trial. Siobhan Grey KC was instructed by David Charnley from Barrett Nelligan solicitors in Blackpool. For further details on Siobhan… Read more »
18 St John Street Chambers is delighted to announce that Nick Harrison has become a member of the Business and Property Department in Chambers. Nick’s practice will focus on the following areas: – Business Energy mis-selling, BEC Claims– Car Finance mis-selling, PCP Claims– Mortgage and personal loan mis-selling– Breach of Fiduciary duties– Trusts of Land– Inheritance/Probate… Read more »
18 St John Street are delighted to announce that from today our second six pupils, Natalie O’Connell, Caitlin Corrigan and Tanya Elahi are on their feet and accepting instructions. Their profiles can be viewed below: Family Department – Natalie O’Connell (2021) Business & Property Department – Caitlin Corrigan (2022) Crime & Regulatory Department –… Read more »