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‘A Practical Guide to International Crimes in Proceedings Before the Courts of England and Wales’ by Kathryn Howarth has been published today. It is the first significant work to examine the applicable law and practice in relation to the prosecution…
Hosted by the Bar Association of Sri Lanka, Rodney Dixon KC has participated in an expert training program in Colombo, Sri Lanka for Sri Lankan practitioners on advocacy in international litigation. Rodney has previously been involved in similar programs for…
The Minister for Policing, Chris Philip MP, has given a statement to Parliament in the wake of the jury’s conclusions in the inquests into the mass shooting in Plymouth in August 2021. On Monday the jury found that the victims’…
On 12 August 2021, gunman Jake Davison killed his mother and four members of the public, including a three-year-old child, in one of the worst mass shootings in British history. He used a shotgun which was licensed to him by…
Rhys Davies has been selected to attend the Guantanamo Military Commissions as an NGO observer on behalf of the Association of Defence Counsel practising before the International Courts and Tribunals (ADC-ICT). The Military Commissions at Guantanamo Bay were created by the…
The High Court today handed down judgment in high-profile judicial review claims brought by eight former BBC journalists against the refusal to relocate them and their families to the UK under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (“ARAP”). The High…
On 8 February, Kathryn Howarth appeared in the Court of Appeal, Civil Division in a hearing which concerned the Upper Tribunal’s decision to reject the appeal of a young Egyptian asylum seeker on the basis of his credibility as a…
The High Court today handed down a landmark judgment refusing a judicial review claim arguing that EU citizens exercising Treaty rights in the UK were “settled” for the purposes of the British Nationality Act 1981. As a result, as a…
Ben Casey secured an award of over £430,000 on behalf of a claimant at trial. The Claimant beat his own Part 36 offer, the consequences of which resulted in a final judgment sum in excess of £475,000. The Claimant was…
Andrew will join a group of industry experts to speak at a 1 Day conference that focuses on ESG related litigation, looking at the different components that make this not just an ideal but also a standard. The event is…
