9th November, 2010

Matthew Haisley and Dr Stephen Hardy - Newly Appointed Treasury Counsel

Chambers would like to congratulate both Mr Matthew Haisley and Dr Stephen Hardy on being appointed Regional Junior Counsel to the Crown by the Attorney General. Matthew Haisley has an excellent Personal Injury practice and is praised for his meticulously detailed approach to litigation. Dr Hardy enjoys a very busy Employment Law practice and has also been acknowledged as a leading figure in dealing with Judicial Review cases.

Latest News...

Further Ranking Success for 9 St John Street in Chambers UK Bar Directory 2025

18th October, 2024

9 St John Street Chambers are delighted to announce we have received further recognition in the Chambers UK Bar Guide 2025. Our Employment, Personal Injury, Crime, Family, Real Estate Litigation, and Chancery teams have been acknowledged as leading sets within the Northern Circuit.

Chambers UK Bar 2025 Listings for 9 St John Street

18th October, 2024

Following the release of the 2025 edition of Chambers UK Bar, with an outstanding amount of 29 individual rankings, our barristers continue to be recognised as leaders in their field across a wide range of practice areas.

James Hurd secures strike out of unfair dismissal claim on the basis of doctrine of frustration.

7th October, 2024

I recently acted for the Respondent in the case of Rayner v MOD in the Bristol Employment Tribunal (03 October 2024). The case was unusual for two reasons. Firstly, the Claimant lacked capacity and a Litigation Friend was appointed in accordance with the guidance in Jhuti v Royal Mail Group Limited (Practice & Procedure) (2017) UKEAT 0062/17.