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9 St John Street were delighted to host a meet and greet event for Grays Inn with Lady Hale, Baroness of Richmond.

Katie Nowell and Amy Smith were kindly invited by Kerstie Skeaping at Hill Dickinson in Liverpool to provide some internal training for the Employment Team on 'Holiday Pay claims.'

The judgment of the High Court in Baxter v Doble & Anor [2023] EWHC 486 (KB) highlights the need for caution among those operating certain business models engaged in providing legal services...

Lee Cook hosts a podcast with fellow member Liam Walsh and Michael O'Neill, barrister here at Nine St John Street Chambers, to analyse key points from the big cases of 2022.

Chambers are delighted to announce the appointment of Vanessa Thomson as the new Head of The Criminal Team. Robert Smith has accepted the position of Deputy Head.

Recent horse cases reaffirm that there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach in equine cases. The case-by-case approach is very much still in play.

Louise acted pro bono via Advocate for a taxi owner who had been found to be the employer of the driver who rented his taxi in the EAT before HHJ Auerbach.

David Gilchrist, Richard Selwyn Sharpe and Charles Holbech will discuss topical issues under the Inheritance Act and in relation to claims of proprietary estoppel which affect wills, estates and the administration of estates.

They were able to bring their specialist experience to the training session, helping managers and Employee Relations identify best practice when dealing with disciplinary hearings.

Chambers is delighted to announce that Isabelle Haddad has successfully completed her Pupillage and has accepted an invitation to join Chambers as part of the Criminal Team.