Welcome to the new 1 Gray’s Inn Square team…
Please check out the new look team at 1 Gray’s Inn Square.
Please check out the new look team at 1 Gray’s Inn Square.
The CPS has announced it’s appointments to the Advocacy Panel.
Peter Pride has been commended by HHJ Lees, the trial judge for his prosecution of a recent serious and complex Operation Trident case (R v Williams [2011], Inner London Crown Court)
Professor Susan Edwards, a door tenant at 1 Gray’s Inn Square and academic of Buckingham University, explains recent case law developments regarding adolescents who have been involved in protests and kettling.
It’s a piece of cake for the unscrupulous or incompetent to obtain an irregular judgment in default against a defendant who would otherwise choose to defend the claim. The rules which are meant to protect the defendant are easily circumvented. Civil practitioner David Giles provides us with one such recipe.
We are very pleased to welcome 2 new tenants to chambers.
Guest writer Henry Oliver, of Mulberry Finch, explains why contrary to expectations, the more people are exposed to immigration, the better their attitude to immigrants is.
Gillian McCall writes about the role of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in US death penalty cases.
Due to an excess of work, 1 Gray’s Inn Square Chambers invites applications for a third six pupillage to commence 1st February 2012.
Following our recent success in the Lambeth and Southwark barristers’ framework, 1 Gray’s Inn Square invites applications for an exceptional junior tenant to join our civil/commercial team.