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On 19 December 2024, the High Court dismissed this judicial review. The Appellant was an Indian national, whose brother and parents had pre-settled status under Appendix EU through his brother’s wife, an EEA national. He arrived in the UK on…
The inquests into the deaths of Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, along with two of his staff, Nursara Suknamai and Kaveporn Punpare, pilot Eric Swaffer, and Mr Swaffer’s girlfriend Izabela Roza Lechowicz, began today. Keith Morton KC is instructed on…
On 17th December Nick Chapman delivered the final closing statement in the Post Office Inquiry, chaired by Sir Wyn Williams. The oral statement, which followed a 97-page written statement, has been prominent in national TV and print media. Nick has…
Welcome to the sixth issue of the TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter, a 44page publication containing 12 articles offering practitioners updates on topical issues. We hope you find this a useful resource and welcome any feedback. If you would like to…
Ms Justice Obi, Acting Justice of the Supreme Court of the British Indian Ocean Territory (the “BIOT”), today handed down judgment in respect of whether a group of Sri Lankan nationals of Tamil ethnicity who have remained on Diego Garcia…
The High Court handed down sentences of 11 months (immediate imprisonment) and 3 months (suspended imprisonment) this week against two contemnors. Paul McGrath acted for UK Insurance Ltd in the contempt applications arising from an induced road traffic accident. The…
Temple Garden Chambers is delighted to announce that, on the advice of the Lord Chancellor and the Lady Chief Justice, Rhys Davies has been appointed as a Recorder and will sit in Crime on the South Eastern Circuit. The appointment…
We are delighted to announce that Professor Andrew Higgins joins us at Chambers as an Associate Tenant. Andrew is Professor of Civil Justice Systems at the University of Oxford and Mansfield College. Andrew’s two main areas of practice are mass…
In an article for The Times, Rhys writes “Interpol’s effectiveness depends on trust — trust that is rapidly eroding under the weight of political manipulation and institutional compromise. Interpol needs robust mechanisms to uphold the highest standards of integrity. Crucially,…
The UK government has reached a settlement with the family of Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, a nine-year-old girl who died in 2013 due to an asthma attack exacerbated by air pollution. This landmark case marks the first time air pollution has been…
