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A vacancy has arisen for a Fees Clerk to join the team on a full-time basis.

Representing the Respondent, Louise successfully persuaded the Employment Tribunal that the Claimant's fear, albeit genuine, did not meet the criteria in Granger plc v. Nicholson [2010] IRLR 4.

Doctor Paul Miller is struck off for wrongly treating cancer patients on ultrasound machine he co-owned without telling them he had financial interest in the device.

Members of Chambers and their families set off on Sunday morning on a 10K "festive family walk" from Chambers to Salford Media City and back to help raise funds for William Hamilton's daughter Anna who was diagnosed with advanced liver cancer back in December 2020.

On 26th November 2021, 9 St John Street was pleased to be able to congratulate the success of 6 former members of chambers in their appointments to full time judicial posts.

9 St. John Street Chambers has a vacancy for a Junior to assist the Criminal and Family Clerks.

On 15 November 2021 the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the case of Lyum Campbell v Advantage Insurance Co Ltd [2021] EWCA Civ 1698.

Chambers is delighted to announce its support for the 10,000 Black Interns programme, an initiative designed to transform the horizons and prospects of young black people in the United Kingdom.

Robert Lassey has successfully argued before the EAT that an Employment Tribunal reached a perverse decision in a claim under s.104 ERA 96 when it found that the Appellant had not asserted an infringement of his statutory right in the context of a grievance meeting...

Chambers are thrilled to announce that Hannah Haines has been appointed as a part-time Fee-Paid Judge of the First-tier Tribunal, assigned to the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber.