07 Aug 2017
Shooting Case Plea Results in Attempted Murder and GBH Acquittal
The case of David Jeffers was resolved last week when the Crown accepted a plea to a firearms offence, leading to Jeffers’ acquittal on the counts of attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
read more04 Aug 2017
Oliver Saxby QC begins Manchester Shooting Trial
The trial of David Jeffers began at Manchester Crown Court on Monday. Mr Jeffers is charged with the attempted murder of a woman in a hotel.
read more02 Aug 2017
Secretary of State dismisses appeal for two large housing schemes
The Communities Secretary finds that West Berkshire District Council has a 5 year housing land supply.
read more02 Aug 2017
Six Pump Court welcomes two new members to Chambers
Six Pump Court is pleased to welcome Robert Griffiths QC and Nicola Strachan to Chambers.
read more01 Aug 2017
Supreme Court allows wife’s appeal in Birch v Birch
Stephen Hockman QC and Jane Campbell represented the appellate wife in the case of Birch v Birch heard in the UK Supreme Court earlier this year.
read more24 Jul 2017
Maritime Delimitations and Hydrocarbon Resources in Central America and the Caribbean
Jill Barrett spoke at a conference on Maritime Delimitations and Hydrocarbon Resources in Central America and the Caribbean.
read more24 Jul 2017
Changing careers for a life at the Bar
In an interview for the newly launched Lawyer Portal, Mukhtiar Singh speaks about his decision to change career later in life to practise as a barrister.
read more19 Jul 2017
Convictions in Historic Familial Sex Abuse Case
After over two weeks in retirement, the jury in the familial sex abuse case being prosecuted by Oliver Saxby QC leading Georgina Gibbs at Reading Crown Court have returned their verdicts.
read more14 Jul 2017
Grant Armstrong representing parents of Charlie Gard in the High Court
Grant Armstrong is currently representing the parents of Charlie Gard in the High Court with Gerard Rothschild
read more11 Jul 2017
The use of cost benefit analysis in environmental regulation
In a recent article for the Journal of Water Law, Charles Morgan addresses the challenges of cost-benefit analysis in the context of environmental regulation and private nuisance claims.
read more10 Jul 2017
David Travers QC led Mark Watson in the defence of Martinisation London Ltd at Old Bailey
David Travers QC and Mark Watson represented Martinisation London Limited after the company was accused of corporate manslaughter and associated health and safety offences.
read more10 Jul 2017
'Wind in the Willows' murder trial features in Channel 4 documentary
The trial of Michael Danaher - prosecuted by Oliver Saxby QC and Michael Roques - is the centrepiece of tonight’s instalment of the Channel 4 documentary series, ‘Catching a Killer’.
read more06 Jul 2017
Baby death - Oliver Saxby QC and Danny Moore defend
The trial of Katherine Cox and Danny Shepherd began on Monday at Maidstone Crown Court before Mr Justice Stuart-Smith.
read more04 Jul 2017
Chambers welcomes new criminal practitioner Ben Irwin
The members of 6 Pump Court are pleased to announce that Ben Irwin has accepted an invitation of tenancy with Chambers. He joins the Criminal Team with immediate effect.
read more04 Jul 2017
David Travers QC lectures in Brazil on food fraud and integrity issues
David Travers QC has returned from a trip to Brazil organised by the Bar Council in collaboration with the Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil and Lex Anglo Brasil.
read more30 Jun 2017
London taxi driver acquitted of causing serious injury by dangerous driving
A London taxi driver represented by Thomas Stern has been acquitted of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
read more29 Jun 2017
William Upton and Megan Thomas speaking at RTPI Planning Law Update Conference
William Upton and Megan Thomas are speaking at the RTPI Planning Law Update Conference in London today.
read more26 Jun 2017
CTSI Conference 2017 – Sentencing in Food Cases
Members of the Six Pump Court Chambers Food Law Team will host a session at the CTSI Conference taking place this week in Harrogate.
read more22 Jun 2017
Crown’s Case Closes in Historic Familial Sexual Abuse Prosecution
The Crown closed its case yesterday in the prosecution of four persons charged with multiple allegations of rape, sexual assault and child cruelty. Oliver Saxby QC is leading for the Crown.
read more16 Jun 2017
Ian Whitehurst provides seminar on new CFA to Merseyside Police
Ian Whitehurst will give a seminar to the Financial Crime Unit at Merseyside Police Head Quarters on the new provisions contained in the Criminal Finances Act 2017 on the 28th June 2017 as well as a general review of civil POCA powers.
read more12 Jun 2017
Ian Whitehurst instructed to prosecute £1m corporate fraud
Ian Whitehurst has been instructed to prosecute as Leading Counsel a £1 million fraud linked to ongoing High Court civil proceedings concerning allegations of breach of fiduciary duties by a former managing director and theft by former employees.
read more12 Jun 2017
‘Piercing the Veil’ - Incorporation and Liability for Environmental Damage: Widening the Net
Six Pump Court presents the third in our series of Environmental and Public Law Seminars to be held this year on Wednesday 12th July.
read more05 Jun 2017
Rural housing development and treatment of former agricultural buildings
Giles Atkinson has successfully represented a local planning authority at a combined enforcement notice and planning appeal inquiry into the development of new housing in the countryside.
read more26 May 2017
Stephen Hockman QC and Jane Campbell appear in Supreme Court in Birch v Birch
On 22nd May, Stephen Hockman QC and Jane Campbell appeared in the UK Supreme Court in a case concerning the discharge of undertakings given in a final consent order made in financial remedy proceedings.
read more26 May 2017
Court of Appeal hears food safety appeal
Stephen Hockman QC, and David Hercock appeared in the Court of Appeal last week in judicial review proceedings on behalf of a trade association and slaughterhouse operator.
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