We are delighted to announce that Andrew Day and Tom Harrill have been shortlisted as finalists for the “Barrister of the Year” Award in the Worcestershire Law Society Awards 2023.
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St Ives Chambers is delighted to announce that two members of Chambers have been appointed as Recorders in the latest Judicial Appointments Commission competition.
Amy Jackson and William Douglas-Jones ha...
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Matthew Maynard and Zara Mahmood provide an analysis of H-W (Care Proceedings: Further Fact-Find Hearing) [2023] EWCA Civ 149.
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St Ives Chambers is seeking to recruit probationary tenants who have successfully completed their pupillages, either at other sets or other organisations.
Chambers welcomes applications from barristers who...
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Elizabeth Isaacs KC considers the latest messages from research published in April 2023 about the rise in private law applications by people who are not parents, and also provides an update about the recen...
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Head of Chambers, Elizabeth Isaacs KC, is featured in an article in DIVA Magazine, the world’s leading magazine for LGBTQIA women and non-binary people.
The article is entitled “Legally Lesbian...
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Sarah Fahy considers the correct approach to the case management and use of explicit and intimate images in family proceedings.
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All members and staff at St Ives Chambers offer our warmest congratulations to Timothy Bowe KC and Rebecca Wade KC as they are formally appointed to the rank of King’s Counsel.
Timothy and Rebecca we...
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Tom Harrill and Holly Hilbourne-Gollop consider the use of Section 20 as a long-term solution, following the case of Re S (A Child) and Re W (A Child) (s20 Accommodation) [2023] EWCA Civv 1.
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Mark Cooper and Emma Kelly consider digital device analysis and public interest immunity in family proceedings.
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