Harry Elmer Foster, prosecuted by Victoria Hajba-Ward was sent to prison for 20 months for offences against women. Media coverage of the case can be found here Information including on how to instruct Victoria can be found here
Harry Elmer Foster, prosecuted by Victoria Hajba-Ward was sent to prison for 20 months for offences against women. Media coverage of the case can be found here Information including on how to instruct Victoria can be found here
Dere Street Barristers are inviting you to a free Employee Status webinar, which will include a review of the Supreme Court decision in Uber and an update on all issues relating to employee/worker status. To register your interest and receive a link to this webinar please contact Maria Faxon Employee Status 4:30 PM – […]
Dere Street Barristers are inviting you to a free Employee Status webinar, which will include a review of the Supreme Court decision in Uber and an update on all issues relating to employee/worker status. To register your interest and receive a link to this webinar please contact Maria Faxon Employee Status 4:30 PM – […]
Dere Street Barristers are proud to support the York Legal Walk to help raise much needed funds for the Yorkshire Legal Support Trust who provide legal advice to people in need. Dere Street Barrister have a team who are taking part in the sponsored walk which is 10km long and takes in The City Walls […]
The legal & regulatory landscape surrounding automated vehicles is taking shape: David Mason considers the questions still to be answered. The full report can be found here.
Dere Street Barristers are proud to support the York Legal Walk to help raise much needed funds for the Yorkshire Legal Support Trust who provide legal advice to people in need. Dere Street Barrister have a team who are taking part in the sponsored walk which is 10km long and takes in The City Walls […]
The legal & regulatory landscape surrounding automated vehicles is taking shape: David Mason considers the questions still to be answered. The full report can be found here.
Recently, after over 50 years practising at the Bar Robin Denny defended his last trial in the Crown Court and gained his usual result – a not guilty verdict. Born in the last year of the Second World War, apparently to the soundtrack of Wellington bombers, Robin was called to the Bar […]
Recently, after over 50 years practising at the Bar Robin Denny defended his last trial in the Crown Court and gained his usual result – a not guilty verdict. Born in the last year of the Second World War, apparently to the soundtrack of Wellington bombers, Robin was called to the Bar […]
