Wild v Wild [2018] EWHC 2197 (Ch), [2018] All ER (D) 04 (Sep) David Hoffman successfully appeared for the Defendants at this recent Chancery trial. It concerned a family farming partnership. The Claimant argued that the farm itself was an asset of the partnership (as opposed to just the farming business). The Court held that the… Read more »
On Sunday, following an arduous 8 hours in the saddle, our fees clerk Stuart successfully completed his British Red Cross cycling challenge. His final day took him on a 103 mile ride through some of the most beautiful – but lumpy – countryside that Lancashire and Yorkshire have to offer. Stuart’s aim was to ride… Read more »
Stuart Howard-Cofield from 18 St John Street’s administration team is going the extra mile (or extra few hundred miles!) for the British Red Cross this month. Stuart often commutes by bicycle to chambers. With weekend rides added, he usually completes around 500 miles of cycling per month. This September, Stuart is aiming to double this… Read more »
18 St John Street is a large, Manchester based, multi-practice chambers. Our dynamic civil and personal injury team acts in cases covering the full spectrum of common law civil litigation in the north-west of England and beyond. Due to an abundance of work, we are seeking applications from established personal injury barristers of under 15… Read more »
Our July 2018 edition of the ‘Inside 18’ Newsletter, has now been published. FIXED COSTS, PART 36 AND LATE ACCEPTANCE OF A CLAIMANT’S OFFER: WHAT COSTS ARE CLAIMANTS ENTITLED TO RECOVER? PART II – THE FINALE? Lucy Coulson considers the recent Court of Appeal decision in Hislop v Perde on whether the Claimant is entitled… Read more »
Barbara Coombes, 63, was a woman of good character who killed her father with a spade and buried his body in the garden. She went on to dishonestly claim £190,000 in carers allowance together with her late father’s pension. The Prosecution were eventually persuaded to accept a guilty plea to manslaughter on the grounds of… Read more »
In Nesbit Law Group LLP v Acasta European Insurance Co Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 268, Richard Chapman appeared in the Court of Appeal for Nesbit. Michael McLaren QC appeared for Acasta. At first instance, Nesbit (a firm of solicitors) had obtained judgment for £1.2 million against an insurer on financial guarantee indemnity policies which were… Read more »
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“I am running the 2018 Great Manchester Run to raise much-needed funds for the charity ‘Family Holiday Association’, the only national charity dedicated to providing British seaside breaks and day trips for families struggling with some of the toughest challenges life can bring. For over 40 years, the Family Holiday Association has provided breaks for… Read more »
Lewis Bretts comments on the ICO’s Guidance on the ‘right to be informed’ under the GDPR. Finally! Some much needed detailed guidance from the ICO on the ‘right to be informed’ as set out in Articles 13 and 14 of the GDPR (and elsewhere). Nothing like leaving it to the last minute… If you’ve… Read more »
Chambers are delighted to announce that Jennifer Newstead Taylor, Rupert Davies, Oliver Caplan and Lewis Bretts have been appointed to the Attorney General’s Regional Civil Panel to undertake cases as instructed by the government. The structure of the regional panel has this year been split based upon seniority. Our full list of appointed members is… Read more »