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On 8th and 14th April 2021, Sara Anzani‘s and Sarah Pinder‘s articles for Free Movement were published. Both Sara and Sarah are senior practitioners of the immigration and public law team at Goldsmith Chambers and Sarah Pinder is the joint-head of the team. Both articles provide essential guidance and practice tips concerning applications for costs […]
In the 5th collection of the Civil Watch series, Heather Beckett provides an overview of two County Court dental negligence cases which extended the concepts of non-delegable duty of care and vicarious liability for the acts and omissions of self-employed dental associates providing NHS dental care. Also, Elisabeth Traugott compares two privacy actions against the […]
The report is authored by Hogan Lovells’ Head of UK Trade Aline Doussin, International Pro Bono Partner Yasmin Waljee, and London associates Haylea Campbell and Megan Smith. The team’s research was supported in consultation with several professionals, including members of Goldsmith Chambers led by Anthony Metzer QC. The report can be viewed here.
Chambers is delighted to welcome Krystelle Wass as a member, who joins Chambers’ immigration and public law team as well as the crime team. Krystelle practices in the areas of immigration, refugee and asylum, and public law. Her work encompasses the full spectrum of appeal and judicial review work. She prides herself on being thorough, approachable […]
Dr Proudman represented the mother whom is a complainant of domestic abuse and coercive and controlling behaviour at an open court hearing this week. The trial judge had incorrectly applied criminal law principles to family proceedings, for example, assault, battery and self-defence. The trial judge’s judgment was set aside. The Mother’s allegations will be heard […]
In the 4th collection of the Civil Watch series, Daniel Searle explains the Supreme Court’s decision in Asda Stores Ltd v Brierley and others [2021] UKSC 10 and Ian Cain provides a practice note on claiming for care and assistance costs in personal injury cases. Click here for Daniel’s Case Note Click here for […]
The Defendant was represented by Dominic D’Souza in a 4 week Trial at Nottingham Crown Court. The Defendant was one of four men accused of the murder of Karl Taylor at a party in Derby last year. Following a 22 day Trial, Dominic’s client was acquitted.
Following the Court of Appeal guidance case of Re H-N and Others (children) (domestic abuse: finding of fact hearings) [2021] EWCA Civ 448 in which Dr Proudman successfully applied for permission to appeal out of time on behalf of three of the mothers and successfully appealed the decision in Re B-B, Dr Proudman has been instructed […]
Anthony Metzer has written an article for ‘The House’ magazine, an edited version of which was published in The Times last week. The article can be read here.
In the 3rd collection of the Civil Watch series, Emma Harris provides useful insights for businesses on appealing against civil penalty notices for employing illegal workersand Stephen Willmer provides an update on insolvency proceedings for corporations and their creditors. Click here for Emma’s Practice Note Click here for Stephen’s Practice Note Keep an eye […]
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