We are pleased to announce that Sam Powis will be re-joining St Ives Chambers after taking early retirement in Spring 2023. With nearly 40 years of experience, Sam is an expert in all areas of criminal def...
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We are delighted that 2023 has been another successful year for St Ives, having again cemented our reputation as one of the region’s leading sets, with a number of our members featuring in the Legal ...
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St Ives Chambers is delighted to welcome three new pupils Katie Goodman, Jordan Warren and Emily Waggott. Katie and Jordan will be undertaking common law pupillages and Emily will undertake a specialist cr...
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St Ives Chambers is delighted to announce that all three pupils have accepted offers of tenancy on completion of their pupillages.
Alyssa Callaway, Adam Clay-Croome and Milly Webb will continue to practise...
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We are pleased to confirm that Chambers has been nominated for Client Service Set of the Year in 2023 Chambers UK Bar Awards.
The awards recognise a Chambers pre-eminence in the UK and their achievements o...
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Many congratulations to Tom Harrill who was awarded Barrister of the Year 2023 at the Worcestershire Law Society Legal Awards on Friday.
Tom is a specialist family law barrister of 10 years’ call. He rep...
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Richard Dewsbery provides a reminder of a recent change to the Civil Procedure Rules, requiring claimants seeking an antisocial behaviour injunction to include mandatory information about the availability ...
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Chambers wishes to express its heartfelt congratulations to Tom Lawal who was a recipient of one of three Special Recognition Awards at last month’s Birmingham Black Lawyer’s Awards Summer Ball.
The aw...
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Holly Hilbourne-Gollop considers guidance from the Court of Appeal in Re P, H-L (Children) (Mobile Phone Extraction) [2023] EWCA Civ 206, in relation to the correct procedure for mobile phone extraction in...
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Jane Talbot discusses the recent Supreme Court decision in Jones v Birmingham City Council in which the applicable standard of proof in gang and anti social behaviour injunction cases was challenged.
To vi...
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