Dere Street’s criminal team are holding a “sharing of information event” regarding Newcastle Crown Court’s recent listing protocol and proposed flexible operating hours. Further information about the event please contact Joanne Brown on 0191211244 or jo.brown@derestreet.co.uk
This is a part-time appointment and Angharad will continue to practice in Civil, Employment and Regulatory. More details of her practice can be found here
This is a part-time appointment and Angharad will continue to practice in Civil, Employment and Regulatory. More details of her practice can be found here
Farmer Kenneth Hugill weeps as jury clears him of GBH. Mr Hugill represented by Mr Rod Hunt of Chambers, was cleared in just 24 minutes after he was on trial for shooting a convicted burglar in the foot. Media coverage of the story can be found here
An article on Deportation, Foreign Criminals and Family Law by James Reckett, a pupil in Chambers can be found here
Jim died at 11.16am yesterday morning (15th January) at the hospice where he was being cared for in Harrogate. He was 49 years old last month. Jim was a remarkable man who was held in the greatest affection and respect by his many friends in the law and beyond. He qualified as […]
On 23 January 2017 the York Independent Flood Inquiry, chaired by Angharad Davies of Dere Street Barristers, was published, to see a copy of the report please click here: Further links to the press coverage can be found below:- BBC ITV York Press
In association with LexisNexis and Jordan Publishing, Dere Street Barristers are delighted to invite you to join us at the Family Law Update Conference. A full day of lectures and training providing the very latest case-law developments, legislative and procedural changes from a team of outstanding speakers across all need-to-know topics. Speakers include: Aidan Vine […]
“The essence of proportionality is that the ends do not necessarily justify the means.” Sir Rupert Jackson, “Review of Civil Litigation Costs: Final Report” Dec 2009, Chapter 3, paragraph 5.3 It has been nearly 7 years since Sir Rupert published his seminal final report on the costs of civil litigation. The placement of proportionality at […]
Congratulations to the team of pupils from Keswick School who won the regional heat of the 2016/17 Bar Mock Trial Competition held at Newcastle Crown Court last weekend. The regional heat was organised by Chamber’s Christopher McKee, supported by members of the local Bar and judged by HHJ Prince, HHJ Rippon, HHJ Adams and Mr […]
