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A lifelong wildlife campaigner has had a community protection notice (CPN) against her quashed, meaning that she can continue to care for sick and injured foxes at her property in East Hampshire. Jeremy Frost of chambers, instructed by Advocates for Animals, represented Ms Juliet Auburn in her appeal against the notice, imposed by East Hampshire […]
The Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal has published an article by Dilan Deeljur on the Valid Execution of Wills in relation to a High Court trial in which Dilan successfully challenged the valid execution of a seemingly professionally drafted will. More can be read here.
Our Heads of Chambers statement regarding the CBA action can be found here.
Goldsmith Chambers Civil team is looking to recruit two Junior Civil Practitioner Tenants of between 5 and 15 years’ call to join our friendly and busy multi-disciplinary set. Applicants should demonstrate either an established civil practice or potential to establish one. For more information, please contact Chambers Business and Operations Manager Asli Ozalgan (a.ozalgan@goldsmithchambers.com) or […]
Today the Court of Appeal confirmed that leave was granted to appeal the conviction of Meyrick’s defendant convicted by a jury of a conspiracy to rob lasting some weeks. Appeal against sentence was granted at the same time. The conspiracy involved robbery of cars used in cash in transit robberies and the robberies themselves. The […]
In 2021 a shotgun and arson attack upon Meyrick’s defendant’s home lead to a pursuit through the streets of Birmingham and the resulting death of one the four attackers. They had been armed with knives, petrol, shotgun and pistols. There were multiple defendants in this case and Meyrick’s client was said to have contacted others […]
In May the CPS offered no evidence in relation to a young, alleged Class A drug dealer. There was no dispute the defendant had so acted but it was submitted on his behalf section 45 Modern Slavery Act 2015 applied and the defendant was a victim of modern slavery. In this case Meyrick advised on […]
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