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Chambers News
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Nick Fewtrell Successful in the Supreme Court for Barclays
06 Apr
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Liam Kelly prepares another Coronavirus: Family Law Update
03 Apr
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Deans Court taking part in virtual relay to raise money for the NHS
02 Apr
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Fiona Horlick QC has article published in the BMJ on doctors facing the 'double jeopardy' of sequential criminal and regulatory proceeding
01 Apr
Recent Cases
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Tim Horlock QC and Paul Higgins successfully represented the MIB in Supreme Court Case of Cameron v Liverpool Victoria & The MIB
Tim Horlock QC and Paul Higgins successfully represented the MIB in this important appeal concerning the operation of the Untraced Drivers’ Agreement (‘UTDA’), and whether it was possible to sue an unidentifiable tortfeasor.
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Joseph Hart defended Downton Plc in a tragic case where one of their employees was accidentally struck and killed by a vehicle within a warehouse.
Joseph Hart defended Downton Plc in a tragic case where one of their employees was accidentally struck and killed by a vehicle within a warehouse.
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Joseph Hart successfully prosecuted a company selling a deadly chemical compound as a “fat burning” drug.
Joseph Hart successfully prosecuted a company selling a deadly chemical compound as a “fat burning” drug. These kind of chemicals have been connected a number of deaths of young people anxious to lose weight.
Our Seminars
We offer bespoke seminars to existing clients and are happy to discuss training with those interested in our services.
NOTICE RE CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
Following the latest Government advice Deans Court have closed our Manchester & Preston Chambers however we are still up and running and have systems in place to facilitate work effectively. Staff can be reached remotely and relevant contact details can be found here. For further information on the procedures we have in place to facilitate remote working click here.
