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We are pleased to announce that Michael Brooks Reid and Georgina Pressdee have been offered and accepted tenancy following successful completion of pupillage. Michael and Georgina will join Chambers as tenants in October 2025 and will bolster our expertise…
Russell Hopkins and Anisa Kassamali continue to act in what is likely the largest ever group action brought in the English Courts to date: Municipio de Mariana and others v BHP Group. They represented approximately 620,000 claimants in a first stage trial…
Chamberlain J today discharged a contra mundum super-injunction that was granted to the Ministry of Defence on 1 September 2023: Ministry of Defence v Global Media and Entertainment Limited and others [2025] EWHC 1806 (Admin). That super-injunction prevented publication of the…
On Thursday 10th of July, Rhys Davies, Emilie Pottle, and Ben Keith of 5SAH hosted a seminar at Temple Garden Chambers in the Hague on Combating Transnational Repression. The session examined the growing misuse of international legal tools, focusing on…
We are delighted to announce that Andrew Cayley KC has returned to Chambers. Andrew brings with him a wealth of experience in international criminal law, international humanitarian law, public law, inquests and inquiries having served as the United Kingdom’s Director…
Nicholas Moss KC and Richard Boyle have been instructed as Counsel to the Inquiry for the Southport Inquiry. The Inquiry will hold its initial hearings this week, starting at Liverpool Town Hall on 8 July 2025. The hearings will feature Sir Adrian…
On 30 June 2025, the High Court handed down judgment in Al Haq v Secretary of State for Business Trade. Kathryn Howarth acted for the Defendant, in a team led by Sir James Eadie KC. The High Court dismissed the…
We’re delighted to welcome Ellen Robertson back following her maternity leave. Ellen is now available for instruction – visit her profile to learn more about her practice. For bookings and availability, please contact our clerks at clerks@tgchambers.com
Alice Hands is acting as junior counsel in Module 6 of the UK COVID-19 Inquiry, which is examining the impact of the pandemic on the adult social care sector. The public hearings will start today. The module will explore…
The Technology and Construction Court (TCC) has ruled that it was reasonably arguable that BHP had committed a criminal contempt by procuring foreign proceedings in Brazil which were designed to prevent claimants who were currently suing BHP in the TCC…
