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George Symes appeared for the Appellant, Mr Joshi, on an appeal against a Civil Penalty Notice issued to him as landlord who had rented to tenants who lacked a right to rent. Following the Immigration Act 2014, landlords must check their tenants have a right to rent in the UK before granting a tenancy. Failure […]
Dominic D’Souza is leading David Barr ( instructed by Ricky Arora of Arora Lodhi Heath Solicitors), defending one of three Defendants charged with Conspiracy to Damage Property by Fire in a series of alleged arson attacks said to have targeted property connected to the Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer. The Trial continues at the Central […]
The Court of Appeal has listed the hearing of the Civil Penalty Notice (“CPN”) appeal in Jen and Jamie Ltd v Secretary of State for the Home Department for 13th and 14th October 2026. Emma Harris and Brenda Efurhievwe secured permission to appeal the decision dismissing the CPN appeal in Jen and Jamie Ltd v Secretary of State for the Home […]
We are thrilled to announce that Niamh Fegan and Natalie Jolly have accepted offers of tenancy following the successful completion of their pupillages. Both Niamh and Natalie have already demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication, and we are delighted that they will be staying with us to begin their careers at the Bar. They are now […]
Julian Norman is instructed in an application for judicial review of the SSHD’s decision to cancel a Skilled Worker visa with immediate effect. The Applicant (A) had permission to work for his named employer as well as to work for up to 20 hours per week in a second skilled job. His visa was cancelled […]
Applications are open for the 2026 Soraya Pascoe Memorial Exhibitions – an award covering two sessions of narrative advocacy training aimed at pupillage applicants from under-represented backgrounds. See details below to apply.
On 25 February 2026 the High Court granted permission in GPL v SSHD AC-2025-LON-000769. GPL is an Albanian national who was subject to two episodes of trafficking: one in Albania in 2020 – 2021 and then in the UK after his initial asylum claim was rejected. The exploitation on both occasions was for the purpose […]
Chambers is delighted to learn that Anthony Metzer KC, a previous recipient of the award, has again been shortlisted for the award of Mentor of the Year by Women and Diversity in Law. The winner will be announced at the dinner on 28 April.
Jan Doerfel and Katherine Soroya will be speaking at the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford as part of an important discussion titled ‘The Future of Asylum Law in the UK: Backlogs, Appeals & Small Boats’. The event will explore recent developments in the UK asylum system and attendees will hear from practitioners, those with […]
Emma Harris and Brenda Efurhievwe were instructed to apply for permission to appeal the decision dismissing the Civil Penalty Notice (“CPN”) appeal in Jen and Jamie Ltd v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2025] EWCC 41, [2025] 7 WLUK 288 to the Court of Appeal. The county court decision under appeal can be […]
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