Lawyers Protest over Cuts to Criminal Justice System
Last week Six Pump Court Chambers barristers joined others in a protest against cuts to the criminal legal justice system. On Monday lawyers staged...
Manslaughter trial of Clement and Thorne underway
The trial of Peter Clement and Lloyd Thorne on a charge of manslaughter is underway at Canterbury Crown Court. The Crown allege a joint...
William Upton wins Environment and Planning Junior of the Year at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2014
Six Pump Court congratulates William Upton who has been awarded Environment/Planning Junior of the Year in the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2014. A full...
Six Pump Court shortlisted for two awards in the Legal 500 UK Awards 2014
Six Pump Court is delighted to have been shortlisted for two awards for The Legal 500 UK Awards 2014. The nominations are:- Chambers of...
Six Pump Court recommended in nine areas of law in the Legal 500 (2014)
The Legal 500 (2014) was published this week and Six Pump Court has been recommended in 9 areas of law with 38 individual recommendations....
BitCoin: A Cyber Bubble Ready To Burst
Ian Whitehurst discusses the underlying issues in the debate facing digital policing, regulation and enforcement in the 21st Century. In his article entitled "BitCoin: A...
Six Pump Court wins Climate Change Chambers of the Year Award
Six Pump Court Chambers has been awarded Corporate INTL's 'Climate Change Chambers of the Year in England Award' 2014. The Corporate INTL Global Awards recognise leading...
Nicholas Baldock and the civil team continue their series of lectures on the Jackson Reforms
Nicholas Baldock and the civil team have continued their series of lectures on the Jackson Reforms, most recently at Tees Law in Bishop's Stortford on the...
Financial Crime and the Criminal Justice System
Ian Whitehurst has written an article in which he discusses the effectiveness of the current criminal and regulatory regimes in dealing with financial crimes.The article,...
Simon Taylor and Tom Dunn instructed to prosecute in case concerning historic sexual abuse at Barnados Home in the 1980’s
Simon Taylor and Tom Dunn have been instructed to prosecute the trial of Richard Gallacher charged with multiple counts of historic sexual abuse of 7 boys (including...
Assessing the impact of R (Virgin Media) v Zinga
Oliver Saxby QC, Ian Whitehurst and Stuart Jessop have co-written an article on private prosecutions which discusses the foundations laid down by the recent case R (Virgin Media)...
New Member of Chambers
Six Pump Court Chambers are delighted to welcome Stuart Jessop who joins our Regulatory and Crime Teams. Stuart has a significant practice in the...
Eleanor Laws QC prosecutes Lord Somerset who yesterday received a sentence of 2 years imprisonment for assaulting his wife
Lord Somerset, yesterday received a sentence of 2 years imprisonment for assaulting his wife. Eleanor Laws QC was prosecuting. To read more news on...
A Practical Guide to POCA & Unused Material: A Defence Perspective
In a further article available on our website, Ian Whitehurst discusses the legal process involved in confiscation proceedings and the issue of disclosure.The article is available...
Chatrooms and 21st Century Insider Dealings
Ian Whitehurst and Stuart Jessop discuss the latest area of financial trading being targeted by regulators. To view the article click here
Six Pump Court Chambers present Health & Safety Seminar
Six Pump Court Chambers, recently awarded the Chambers Guide to the UK Legal Profession's “Health and Safety Chambers of the Year 2013” joined with...
Partnership sentenced for lake safety failures
Pascal Bates has prosecuted a farming partnership which was fined £60,000 plus £31,252.12 in costs for water safety failures that led to the death of...
Pension Liberation Fraud: New Kid on the Block
Stuart Jessop and Ian Whitehurst discuss the dangers of new pension fraud scams promising savers early access to their pension pots. To view the article click here
Mock Public Inquiry Training Event – 14th March
On 14th March 2014, Six Pump Court will be hosting a Mock Public Inquiry in association with The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment,...
Supreme Court reviews nuisance law – Coventry v Lawrence [2014] UKSC 13
The Supreme Court has today unanimously allowed the appeal of Kate Lawrence and Ray Shields. The appeal raised a number of important points in...