There is huge excitement among the 125 barristers (including 14 silks) at @9GoughChambers and @1ChanceryLane who will merge in the Autumn to be known as 5 Norwich Street. It will be one of the leading Common Law sets in the UK.
👇Read the full release:
https://t.co/SInuennCh0
Bar leaders condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as ‘gross violation of international law’
A joint statement from the leaders of the Bar in the UK and Ireland 👇
https://t.co/YGu73ej7K1
For some reason QOCS doesn’t stop the court making an order for the claimant to pay the defendant’s costs.
In this article, Ben Rodgers provides an insight into the Supreme Court’s decision.
To read the full article, please click on the link below.
https://t.co/M11UN28Of5
9 Gough Chambers is delighted to announce the appointment of Andrew Ritchie QC as a High Court Judge.
He will be known as the Honourable Mr Justice Ritchie from the 1st October 2021 and will be assigned to the Queen’s Bench Division.
https://t.co/TVkrqRQwzg
#law#highcourt
"The attorney general and solicitor general consider it is important to remember than an established principle of international law is subordinate to the much more fundamental principle of parliamentary sovereignty." Erm... excuse me but this is fucking bollocks
"The attorney general and solicitor general are confident there is a strong legal basis...which separate the rule of law into its domestic and international spheres." Tha's Brexit
We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for Personal Injury/Clinical Negligence Set of the Year and our very own Director of Clerking, Michael Goodridge, has been shortlisted as Senior Clerk of the year @thelegal500 awards. Best of luck to all those involved.
This week I've had a case about a genetic condition called Leopard Syndrome and another about a genetic condition called Cat Eye syndrome. And it's only Wednesday.
There are 32 parliamentary sitting days until Exit Day, a vast panoply of legislation remains to be passed to deal with the consequences of leaving the EU, and it is not even certain that the UK will leave. To live through times like this.
Meanwhile, UK judgments obtained against EU27-domiciled defendants may not be worth the paper they're written on, according to EU Commission https://t.co/6xddPnG5mh but it obviously depends on what sort of deal the UK has with EU27 - how are we supposed to advise our clients?