06 Apr 2020
Judgment in important food law prosecution concerning “use by” dates and European regulations
Richard Barraclough QC appeared for the prosecuting authority Birmingham City Council.
read more27 Mar 2020
The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020
Mark Watson QC and Mark Davies consider the new Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020 and the impact on businesses.
read more27 Mar 2020
First prosecution for failure of fatigue management in the rail industry
In a case which may have wide ranging implications for the use of contractors on the railway network David Travers QC, leading Nick Ostrowski, instructed by the Office of Rail & Road obtain guilty verdicts.
read more24 Mar 2020
Parliament and Brexit - a new Report
A report on "Parliament and Brexit’ was published today by UK in a Changing Europe. It explores the role Parliament has played to date on Brexit, as well as the challenges and opportunities .
read more19 Mar 2020
Mini-Pupillages at Six Pump Court postponed until further notice
Due to the risks associated with the coronavirus, Chambers has postponed all mini-pupillages until further notice.
read more19 Mar 2020
Birmingham City Council v Tesco Stores Limited - prosecution for selling food after expiry of "use by" date"
Judgment has been reserved in the case of Birmingham City Council v Tesco Stores Limited concerning “use by” dates and the relationship of European Regulation 1169/2011 Article 24 and Article 14 of Regulation 178/2002.
read more19 Mar 2020
Supply of drugs and toxic substances - liability for manslaughter
Richard Barraclough QC and Gordon Menzies have written a paper discussing the impact of this case and the Court of Appeal judgment on drug supply cases.
read more18 Mar 2020
Coronavirus (Covid-19) – visitors to Chambers
In the current environment our staff and barristers are working hard to ensure our service levels are maintained and minimise risk to all of our clients, staff and barristers.
read more12 Mar 2020
Conviction in Miss England wounding
China Gold, was today convicted of the unlawful wounding of a former Miss England finalist, Olivia Cooke. Emin Kandola prosecuted.
read more11 Mar 2020
Disabled pensioner murdered and set on fire - Oliver Saxby QC and Nina Ellin prosecuting
The trial of Michael Bryant started last week at Maidstone Crown Court.
read more09 Mar 2020
Gross negligence manslaughter conviction in toxic slimming capsule case
The jury today found the defendant guilty of gross negligence manslaughter.
read more05 Mar 2020
Nina Ellin prosecutes in drug smuggling case
Nina Ellin prosecutes man for smuggling over £1 million worth of cocaine in the bumpers of his sports car.
read more14 Feb 2020
London maritime arbitration: an influencer for the 2020s
In this article for the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, James Clanchy makes the case that maritime arbitration is the quintessence of international commercial arbitration.
read more13 Feb 2020
Air safety case - Oliver Saxby QC defending
A 26-year old woman was sentenced yesterday at Chelmsford Crown Court for offences of endangering the safety of persons on an aircraft.
read more12 Feb 2020
Trial in the toxic slimming capsule case
Richard Barraclough QC, leading Gordon Menzies has today opened for the Crown in the prosecution of Bernard Rebelo in his retrial for the manslaughter of Eloise Parry.
read more11 Feb 2020
Nicholas Baldock speaks at the annual Abdominal Wall Reconstruction Conference
Nicholas Baldock spoke at the 5th Annual Abdominal Wall Reconstruction (AWR) Europe 2020 organized by MA Healthcare Limited held last week at the Royal College of Physicians.
07 Feb 2020
Climate change nuisance litigation: a potential US export
The emergence of climate change litigation as a species of common law nuisance claims has been a feature of the US legal system for some time.
read more31 Jan 2020
Przemysław Krzywosz joins Six Pump Court
Six Pump Court Chambers is pleased to welcome Przemysław Krzywosz, further enhancing our growing capability in international arbitration.
read more28 Jan 2020
Six Pump Court is pleased to support the launch of WLAM in Kent
Six Pump Court, along with Tuckers Kent and Mason Solicitors will be sponsoring the launch of WLAM in Kent on 5th March.
read more27 Jan 2020
Starvation murder - Oliver Saxby QC prosecuting
The trial of Lynda Rickard and others began this week at Reading Crown Court.
read more27 Jan 2020
Police liability case – High Court judgment
On 23 January Mrs Justice Elizabeth Laing handed down an important police liability judgement in the High Court in London.
read more27 Jan 2020
Steven Walker QC joins Six Pump Court
Chambers is pleased to welcome Steven Walker QC who will complement and enhance our growing capability in international arbitration.
read more17 Jan 2020
Supply of DNP and manslaughter prosecutions: an update
Richard Barraclough QC has been asked to advise on a further prosecution following the death of a consumer who, having taken DNP died in distressing circumstances.
read more15 Jan 2020
Terrorism Charge - Oliver Saxby QC instructed
Oliver Saxby QC has been instructed to represent one of three men charged with terrorism offences.
read more15 Jan 2020
Climate change and nuisance law: II – the role of the local authority
Can the law of nuisance be used to obtain compensation for the consequences of climate change?
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