Christopher McNall has contributed to two chapters in the new book "National Security: Law, Procedure and Practice", published by Oxford University Press. This…
18 St John Street Barrister Joshua Bowker was successful in defending a serving prisoner... The Defendant was charged with a section 18 (causing…
Gail Anne Cotton, a cleaner from Oldham who ran the UK arm of an international conspiracy to produce and supply drugs, has been successfully prosecuted…
18 St John Street is thrilled to announce the appointment of James Parks to our newly created role of Chambers Director. James joined…
Our charity Fitness Fundraiser is now at the halfway point. Our members and staff have been doing 5K of exercise, 5 days a week…
On 22 April 2021 (Earth Day), the European Circuit of the Bar is hosting a panel discussion about climate litigation in Europe. Our own…
We're sure you've heard by now that many of us at 18 St John Street have signed up to complete a fitness fundraiser. We're…
You may have seen in our previous blog, that many of the members and the staff in our chambers have chosen to get…
With the hope and elation of lockdown lifting, here at 18 St John Street we have decided to use the excitement to encourage…
Sarah Wait considers the recently published Rules and Regulations which underpin the Civil Liability Act 2018. These come into force on 31st May…
Olivia Edwards recently took part in a seminar in association with Child Concern in relation to diversity issues in the family court. This…