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Matthew Snarr and co-author Gerard McDermott KC considers the role of financial expert evidence in securing or resisting Periodical Payment Orders.

Isabel Baylis looks at how AI is being used in recruitment and the impact it may have on future Equality Act 2010 cases.

Martin Mensah, Head of 9SJS Education and SEND Team shares tips and guidance for effective prepartion at a SEND Tribunal hearing.

On the 13th June 2023, 9 St John Street were delighted to host the Amputation and Sport Conference 2023, alongside STEPS Prosthetics. This hybrid conference provided in-depth expertise concerning the benefits and challenges of amputee sports, from basis day-to-day activity, up to Olympic level.

Chambers are so proud of Elizabeth Murray’s amazing achievement having abseiled down the Trafford Palazzo and raised over £1,135 for the Forever Manchester Community Charity.

9 St John Street Chambers has a vacancy for a Junior Clerk. Assigned primarily to the Employment, Business and Property and Personal Injury teams the role will help deliver vital administrative support to our barristers and clients.

Paul Gilroy KC was instructed to represent Mark Montaldo, the former Head of Litigation at CEL Solicitors and his colleague Thomas Blanchfield in their successful defence of High Court proceedings brought by CEL.

Amy Smith and Laura Kaye have co-authored a summary of considerations for employers when dealing with aggravated damages in the ET.

Vanessa Thomson was presented with her red bag by our Junior Criminal Clerk, Austin Brock-Clements for her sterling work as Junior Counsel in Operation Feverfew.

Sarah Kilvington achieved significant findings of controlling and coercive behaviour in a 4 day hearing which concluded last week. The judge found that the mother, a previously confident professional, had been left “a shadow of a person; like a ghost” by the respondent father’s behaviour towards her in all aspects of her life.