St Ives Chambers welcomes you to join us for our Pupillage Open Evenings held by Zoom. Please see below for details:
Common Law Pupillage Open evening
Monday 15th February at 5.30pm
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We are delighted to announce that Rebecca Cross and Malvika Jaganmohan have recently signed a contract with Law Brief Publishing, to co-author a book provisionally titled: ‘A Practical Guide to Pract... Continue Reading
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the shape of our practices significantly. Whilst it is right to say that legal services have been moving towards paperless operation for some time, there is no denying tha... Continue Reading
Our Pupillage Applications for Common Law and Criminal Law Pupillages for 2021 are now open.
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We are delighted to announce that Sarah Fahy will be returning to Chambers on the 4th January 2021. Sarah specialises in Family Law.
She regularly appears at all stages of both public and private law proce... Continue Reading
St Ives Chambers would like to bring a little Christmas cheer after a tough year for all by donating Lindt chocolate hampers to those at our local Marie Curie hospice.
We wish the patients, staff and nurse... Continue Reading
In an interview with Catherine Baski from The Times, Malvika Jaganmohan provides an insight into life as a baby barrister, the impact of Covid on her practice and mental health in the legal profession.
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We are pleased to confirm that St Ives Chambers has been ranked as a leading set by the legal directory, Chambers & Partners.
26 different members of chambers have been ranked in five practice areas. C... Continue Reading
St Ives Dafydd Enoch QC instructed by CPS secures conviction following a 2 week trial at Worcester Crown Court where girlfriend stabbed to death her partner in frenzied attack.
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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……
