02 Sep 2020
LCIA Arbitration Rules 2020—a heavier touch?
In an article for LexisNexis, James Clanchy considers the new LCIA Arbitration Rules 2020 and their practical implications.
read more01 Sep 2020
Strangulation trial - Oliver Saxby QC and Thomas Stern defending
The trial of a man accused of murdering his partner got underway at Maidstone Crown Court last week.
read more19 Aug 2020
Nicholas Ostrowski appointed to the Attorney General’s B Panel of Counsel
We are pleased to announce that Nicholas Ostrowski has been appointed to the Attorney General’s B Panel of Counsel.
read more19 Aug 2020
New Study of International Commercial Arbitration in the Commonwealth
Robert Griffiths QC of Six Pump Court was part of an expert group who contributed to this new report published by the Commonwealth Secretariat this week.
read more12 Aug 2020
Murder conviction - Oliver Saxby QC leading for Crown
A man was convicted yesterday of murder, and sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 20 years.
read more04 Aug 2020
David Travers QC named as Food Law Barrister of the Year by Corporate America Today
Corporate America Today has announced the winners of their 2020 Annual Awards.
read more28 Jul 2020
International Arbitration and Virtual Hearings – A New Era Dawns
The webinar entitled International Arbitration and Virtual Hearings – A New Era Dawns and will take place on Friday 4th September.
read more21 Jul 2020
Hindsight bias in health and safety
In an interview with Lexis Nexis, David Travers QC considers the impact of hindsight bias in health and safety cases, and what can be done to avoid it.
read more16 Jul 2020
Attempted murder insanity acquittal - Oliver Saxby QC defending
A 33-year old man of effective previous good character, has been found 'not guilty by reason of insanity’ of the attempted murder of a stranger in May 2019.
read more15 Jul 2020
New book on Covid-19 and the law relating to food now available
This new book written by Ian Thomas examines the significant impact that Covid-19 has had on the food industry and food businesses and outlines the changing regulatory landscape.
read more13 Jul 2020
Jill Barrett advises new International Agreements Committee of the House of Lords
In April this year Parliament set up its first ever treaty committee, to improve scrutiny of the UK’s increased treaty-making since leaving the EU.
read more10 Jul 2020
Continuity of Service - Update
Members of Six Pump court and their clerks are continuing to provide their clients with advice and support through this difficult time.
read more08 Jul 2020
COVID-19 and international arbitration: a hybrid future?
In a recent article for the New Law Journal, Anthony Connerty assesses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on international arbitration.
read more07 Jul 2020
Richard Barraclough QC represents international haulage company in challenge against Essex Police and their powers of seizure
The Chief Constable of Essex has been refused permission to launch a second appeal in this action for negligence after an articulated lorry containing a valuable consignment was left unattended by police officers.
read more30 Jun 2020
Covid murder trial underway - Oliver Saxby QC and Danny Moore defending
The trial of a 17-year old charged with murder is underway at Maidstone Crown Court.
read more30 Jun 2020
Ian Rees Phillips secures injunction restraining advertisement of winding up petition on the basis of prospective COVID-19 legislation
Ian Rees Phillips secures injunction restraining advertisement of winding up petition on the basis of novel prospective legislation relating to COVID-19 and the impact of coronavirus.
read more29 Jun 2020
Birmingham child death - Oliver Saxby QC and Nina Ellin instructed for Crown
Oliver Saxby QC and Nina Ellin have been instructed in the prosecution of Thomas Hughes and Emma Tustin over the death of a six year old child.
read more26 Jun 2020
Bogus caller makes over 700 calls to the emergency services costing around half a million pounds
A 27 year old woman was sentenced after pleading guilty to persistently calling the emergency services, and unlawfully wounding a police officer.
read more23 Jun 2020
The resolution of art disputes by adjudication - a new way forward
This article by Anthony Connerty looks at two areas of dispute and asks whether adjudication can assist in resolving such disputes.
read more16 Jun 2020
Webinar: Heritage Assessment and Design in Planning Decisions
On Friday 19th June, Six Pump Court will host a webinar entitled Heritage Assessment and Design in Planning Decisions.
read more16 Jun 2020
Anthony Connerty appointed to art law arbitration panel
Anthony Connerty has been appointed to the Arbitration and Mediation Pools of the Court of Arbitration for Art.
read more09 Jun 2020
NEW COVID-19 Guidance Tracker resource
The Covid-19 Guidance Tracker is our new resource to enable businesses and legal professionals to more easily navigate to the applicable Covid-19 guidance most relevant to their area of work.
read more09 Jun 2020
The road to becoming a barrister
Last year, Angelica Rokad, barrister at Six Pump Court was interviewed by the BBC’s Listening Project.
read more08 Jun 2020
Retailers and social distancing – what does the latest guidance say?
How does the 2 metre rule translate to retailers and what does the latest guidance say? In an article on our COVID-19 Blog Nicholas Ostrowski discusses the practical implications for retail operators.
read more01 Jun 2020
Webinar: Heritage Assessment and Design in Planning Decisions
On Thursday 4th June, Six Pump Court and Women in Planning will host a joint webinar entitled Heritage Assessment and Design in Planning Decisions.
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