Richard Barraclough QC acting in gangland murder trial
Richard Barraclough QC is currently engaged in this gang murder trial at Leeds Crown Court.
Environmental Law News Update
In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Charles Morgan and Christopher Badger consider prison sentences for serial flytippers, objections to the new Rivers Authorities Bill and further detail surrounding the new Environment Bill and the Joint Unit for Waste Crime.
Environmental Law Podcast – May 2019
The latest monthly environmental law news podcast presented by Charles Morgan and Christopher Badger in association with LexisPSL, is now available.
Definitely not a Treaty, but a declaratory Global Pact for the Environment
The outcome from an intense set of intergovernmental negotiations in Nairobi was dimly predictable and all-too-familiar.
Environmental Audit Committee raises concerns over draft Environment (Governance and Principles) Bill
In an article for Lexis PSL, Christopher Badger discusses the Environmental Audit Committee’s report following its pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Environment (Governance and Principles) Bill.
Environmental Law News Update
In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Charles Morgan, Gordon Wignall and Natasha Hausdorff consider the anxiety over water resources in the UK, a DEFRA report into the progress of the reform of water abstraction in England and a challenge from ClientEarth over Highways England's lack of progress over plans to cut pollution on its road network.
Supreme Court grants permission in R v Highbury Poultry Farm Produce Limited
Stephen Hockman QC and David Hercock, instructed by Hannah Leese of Roythornes Solicitors, act on behalf of Highbury Poultry Farm Produce Limited.
Environmental Law News Update
In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Wiliam Upton QC and Gordon Wignall consider the potential prosecution of 1,130 environmental protestors, the application of EU waste legislation to fires on board ships and a fine of £1.16m imposed on an oil company following an offshore gas leak.
Bar Council Senior Lawyers Training Scheme for Chinese lawyers
Six Pump Court is pleased to have been selected to deliver a seminar for Senior Chinese lawyers as part of the inaugural Bar Council Senior Lawyers Training Scheme.
Environmental Law News Update
In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Charles Morgan, Natasha Hausdorff and Mark Davies consider legal action against Shell by Friends of the Earth, specialist environmental tribunals and the Government's assessment of progress against the 25 Year Environment Plan.
Alcohol and head injuries
Richard Barraclough QC writes on the dangers of a relatively minor assault to the head of an intoxicated victim and the possibility that just a small impact may cause death.
Environmental Law News Update
In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Charles Morgan, Christopher Badger and Frances Lawson consider the Environment Agency's flooding strategy consultation, thoughts on Ofwat's future direction and a new Government consultation on the future of carbon pricing post-Brexit.
Six Pump Court is pleased to welcome Anthony Connerty to Chambers
Six Pump Count is pleased to announce that Anthony Connerty has joined Chambers. Anthony specialises in the field of commercial dispute resolution.
Environmental Law News Update
In this latest Environmental Law News Update, William Upton QC, Charles Morgan and Mark Davies consider the recent confusion over licensing exemptions for wild birds, Labour's proposals for the water industry and the decline in nature and acceleration of species extinction highlighted in a report from the IPBES.
Jill Barrett consulted by Parliamentary Committees on Treaty Scrutiny
Jill Barrett has submitted written evidence to the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution's Inquiry on Parliamentary Scrutiny of Treaties, at the request of the Committee.
UK Climate Change Committee calls for zero emissions by 2050
The UK will become the world leader in carbon emissions reductions to 2050 if advice provided to the Government by its Climate Change Committee is accepted.
Maids Moreton murder trial – Oliver Saxby QC leading for Crown
The trial of Field, Smyth and Field began last Tuesday at Oxford Crown Court. The three face allegations relating to five victims.
Stephen Hockman QC ranked in the latest edition of Who’s Who Legal
Stephen Hockman QC has been included in the Who’s Who Legal (WWL) UK Bar rankings within the Environment sector, and in the most highly regarded top two silks in this area.
Catherine Donnelly secures conviction in Maidstone murder case
Catherine Donnelly, acting for the CPS has secured the murder conviction of Trevor Brazier who has been found guilty of strangling a homeless man.
Environmental Law News Update
In this latest Environmental Law News Update, Charles Morgan, Gordon Wignall and Frances Lawson consider the Draft Environment (Principles and Governance) Bill, recent official publications on water resource infrastructure and a report from the Prudential Regulation Authority concerning climate change-related financial risks.