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Nicola Carroll secures a conviction against a care worker for the ill-treatment of a 91 year old care home resident. The Defendant, who had over 20 years’ experience in the care industry refused to accept that her…
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Colin Buckle successfully prosecuted a male following a series of violent assaults on his partners. 'Thug jailed for attacks on partner' The defendant,…
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Our May 2019 edition of the 'Inside 18' Newsletter, has now been published. PERSONAL INJURY UPDATE - EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES Lucy Coulson considers the…
18 St John Street Chambers is proud to sponsor a seminar on 23 May 2019 entitled 'Brexit and Litigation: The Nuts and Bolts…
Our current pupils, Emma Woods and Verity Quaite, share their top tips for a successful pupillage interview experience. So, you’ve been invited to…
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Our February 2019 edition of the 'Inside 18' Newsletter, has now been published. FIXED RECOVERABLE COSTS, PART 1: TIPS AND TRICKS FOR CLAIMANTS This…
18 St John Street are pleased to confirm that Nicola Carroll has been appointed to the Crown Prosecution Service Advocate Panel Rape and Serious…
18 St John Street are pleased to confirm that Daniel Calder has been appointed to the Crown Prosecution Service Advocate Panel Rape and Serious…
Christopher McNall has provided a guest article in the winter edition of Gateley Plc's Housebuilder Publication entitled The Agricultural Holdings Act 1986: What you…
Chambers are delighted to announce that Martine Swinscoe has accepted an invitation to join the Family Department. For further details or booking enquiries…
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On 13 February 2019, Young Legal Aid Lawyers and 18 St John Street present a free seminar on Mental Health, Wellbeing and the…
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18 St John Street Chambers are delighted to announce that Richard Chapman has been appointed Queen’s Counsel. It has been announced today that,…
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Colin Buckle defended an ex-postman who avoided immediate custody for dumping junk mail in order to get rounds done more quickly, the Manchester…
Chambers are delighted to announce that Farah Ahmed has accepted an invitation to join the Family Department. For further details or booking enquiries…
18 St John Street is delighted to have been named as a leading set in the latest edition of The Legal 500, with…
Chambers are delighted to announce that Anna White has accepted an invitation to join the Family Department. For further details or booking enquiries…
As this week is Stress Awareness Week, Yvonne Healing takes a look at some simple ways to promote and maintain personal wellbeing in…
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Wild v Wild [2018] EWHC 2197 (Ch), [2018] All ER (D) 04 (Sep) David Hoffman successfully appeared for the Defendants at this recent…
On Sunday, following an arduous 8 hours in the saddle, our fees clerk Stuart successfully completed his British Red Cross cycling challenge. His…
Stuart Howard-Cofield from 18 St John Street’s administration team is going the extra mile (or extra few hundred miles!) for the British Red…
18 St John Street is a large, Manchester based, multi-practice chambers. Our dynamic civil and personal injury team acts in cases covering the…
Our July 2018 edition of the 'Inside 18' Newsletter, has now been published. FIXED COSTS, PART 36 AND LATE ACCEPTANCE OF A CLAIMANT’S…
Barbara Coombes, 63, was a woman of good character who killed her father with a spade and buried his body in the garden.…
In Nesbit Law Group LLP v Acasta European Insurance Co Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 268, Richard Chapman appeared in the Court of Appeal…
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“I am running the 2018 Great Manchester Run to raise much-needed funds for the charity 'Family Holiday Association', the only national charity dedicated…
Lewis Bretts comments on the ICO’s Guidance on the ‘right to be informed’ under the GDPR. Finally! Some much needed detailed guidance…
Chambers are delighted to announce that Jennifer Newstead Taylor, Rupert Davies, Oliver Caplan and Lewis Bretts have been appointed to the Attorney General's…
Chambers are delighted to announce that Nicola Carroll has accepted an invitation to join the Criminal Department. Miss Carroll joins our team on…
The members of the Criminal Department of 18 St. John Street support the stance suggested by the Criminal Bar Association which means that,…
Our March 2018 edition of the 'Inside 18' Newsletter, has now been published. VICARIOUS LIABILITY - KEEP ON KEEPING ON Toby Sasse provides…
Our February 2018 edition of the 'Inside 18' Newsletter, has now been published. Ian Huffer provides his Personal Injury Law update. This month…
Chambers are delighted to announce that Kate Donohue has accepted an invitation to join the Family Department. For further details or booking enquiries…
Our November 2017 edition of the 'Inside 18' Newsletter, has now been published Ian Huffer provides his Personal Injury Law update. This month…
Chambers are delighted to announce that Angela Bennett has accepted an invitation to join the Family Department. For further details or booking enquiries…
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