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After nine weeks at Bristol Crown Court, Dominic D’Souza leading Rachel Law secures acquittal of Client charged with seven counts of Fraud and Money Laundering worth £7 million.
Four big names from the world of law, media and politics came together at ‘The Legal Debates 2018’, a Thomson Reuters event in London to debate how to bring an end to gender inequality in the workplace on 19 September 2018. Charlotte Proudman and Catherine Mayer persuade an audience of lawyers that the extreme option […]
Chambers is delighted to announce that Harry O’Sullivan has accepted an offer of tenancy after completion of his pupillage. During pupillage, Harry has focused on the development of a criminal defence practice. Pupillage was supervised by Catherine Milsom, Grace Ong, Roderick Johnson QC and Jerry Hayes. Prior to coming to the Bar, Harry was a research assistant […]
Sky News interviewed Dr Charlotte Proudman about the wider impact of the #MeToo campaign upon tackling sexual harassment in the workplace. Whilst it initially seemed to be a turning point, alleged perpetrators returning to the public eye after just a few months is a sign that the movement has not had the long-lasting effect many predicted. […]
Dr Charlotte Proudman successfully appealed a decision of a lower family Court that summarily dismissed the mother’s application for a transfer of residence at the first hearing. The appellate court upheld two grounds of appeal. The lower Court was wrong to summarily dismiss a mother’s application without investigation of the allegations made. The lower Court […]
Guilty: How legal aid cuts and rising training costs are ruining our criminal justice system | The Independent
Dr Anton van Dellen made submissions as to the appearance of bias before the Assistant Coroner for East London, Dr Shirley Radcliffe. The Coroner reserved her decision following his submissions. The inquest is looking into the deaths arising from the actions of Stephen Port, who drugged his four victims before their deaths in Barking, East […]
Heather represented A and another family member, where it had been discovered that the Met Police had ordered a second post-mortem on the body of A’s husband in 2001. Evidence was available that a specific police officer had informed a coroner’s officer that the pathologist had indicated that he would need to retain the deceased’s heart. The police officer […]
Heather acted for the Claimant in this dental negligence claim where the Defendant had failed to diagnose, treat adequately, monitor adequately and maintain adequately the Claimant’s periodontal condition. The result was that the Claimant would lose all her upper teeth and would require complex remedial treatment involving bone grafting and implants. She also suffered psychological injury. […]
Following the publicised failings of the quasi-legalisation of prostitution in Leeds, Dr Charlotte Proudman was invited to discuss why the legalisation of prostitution reinforces violence against women and girls, increases the risk of rape and violence and leads to greater numbers of human trafficking. As an advocate for women, Charlotte argued for the introduction of […]
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