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Sir Adrian Fulford PC KC as the nominated Judge Coroner today delivered his conclusions in the inquests into the deaths of Mr James Furlong, Mr Joseph Ritchie-Bennett and Dr David Wails who were killed in the Forbury Gardens terror attack…
The Court of Appeal handed down judgement on 25 April in the case Al-Azad v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2024] EWCA Civ 407 finding that an application for leave to remain which contained a fraudulent representation should…
Temple Garden Chambers is delighted to announce the arrival of Mat Brunning to Chambers. Mat is ranked in Band 1 by both Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500 for personal injury law. Legal directories describe Mat as “the go-to…
The collapse of the Fundão Dam in November 2015 has been described as the worst environmental disaster in Brazil’s history. It is alleged that BHP is responsible for that collapse. Following a case management conference on 18 April 2024, Mrs…
The High Court has today handed down judgment refusing claims for judicial review brought by MCML Ltd, a substantial financial institution previously known as ED&F Man, and the former head of its equity trading desk. The claimants challenged search warrants…
We are delighted to announce that Saoirse Townshend has been appointed Assistant Coroner for Luton and Bedfordshire. She is proud to join those of her colleagues at Temple Garden Chambers who already perform the challenging role of a Coroner. Alongside her new…
As reported by the Associated Press, Rodney Dixon KC was instructed to give an Opinion on the compatibility with international human rights law of the first-instance criminal proceedings against Mr Raffaele Mincione in the Tribunal of the Vatican City State….
Richard Wilkinson, instructed by Alex Brown of Dean Wilson solicitors, represented the Claimant who was left with significant orthopaedic symptoms following an RTA in which she sustained multiple injuries. An unusual feature of the case was that she injured both…
We are delighted to announce that Andrew Ratomski and Philip Matthews, both now in the second-sixth of their pupillage, are ready to take on court appointments. Our experienced clerks are happy to assist with any booking inquiries.
George takes up his appointment today, 2 April 2024, sitting in the Employment Tribunal in Watford. This is a well deserved achievement, we thank George for all his contribution to chambers where he will be missed, and we wish him…
