St Ives Chambers Dafydd Enoch QC instructed by CPS Prosecutes in Murder trial at Worcester Crown Court.
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We are delighted to welcome our three new pupils to Chambers on Monday 5th October 2020.
Queenie Djan joins us for her First Six under the supervision of Justin Jarmola.
Eloise Marriott joins us for... Continue Reading
We are delighted to confirm that St Ives Chambers has been ranked as a leading set by the legal directory, the Legal 500.
30 different members of chambers have been ranked in six separate practice a... Continue Reading
Rebecca Wade defended a youth who cannot be named for legal reasons in a four week trial at Warwick Crown Court, led by John Ryder QC, in one of the Circuit’s first socially distanced multi-handed trial.... Continue Reading
We are delighted to announce that Malvika Jaganmohan has been nominated for the ‘She Has No Limits’ Phoenix Award.
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We are delighted to announce that Aadhithya Anbahan has been shortlisted as Barrister/Advocate of the Year in the Women in Law Awards.
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The stay imposed on possession proceedings was due to expire on Sunday 23 August 2020. However, in an 11th hour u-turn, Robert Jenrick announced on Friday afternoon that the ban on evictions would be ext... Continue Reading
Rebecca Wade prosecuted Wesley Streete in a three and a half week trial at Stafford Crown Court, led by Jacob Hallam QC, in one of the country’s first socially distanced murder trials before Mr Justice B... Continue Reading
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St Ives Chambers is particularly well known for its family law expertise, which spans family finance, children and care matters………. Other key areas include crime and regulatory, commercial, Chancery and banking matters……
