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Barristers from 15 New Bridge Street are regularly featured in the general press and specialist legal publications in addition to having many individual cases reported. Here you can find our news with links to individual barrister profiles
Kyri Argyropoulos secures early acquittal for defendant as 5 police officers are accused of fabrication and brutality
10 March 2010
Jon Whitfield invited to attend Government Forum on The Legal Landscape and National Security
8 March 2010
Liam Walker represents homeowner acquitted of murder
4 March 2010
4 New QC's Appointed
15 New Bridge Street is delighted to announce the appointment of David Aaronberg, Jon Whitfield, Joseph Giret and John Burton as Queen's Counsel. We congratulate them on their success!
25 February 2010
John Burton Represents Abbas Iqbal, an Alleged Member of “The Blackburn Resistance”
25 February 2010
Man acquitted of multiple allegations of rape and sexual assault
10 February 2010
John Burton secures acquittal in attempted murder and wounding with intent case
9 February 2010
John Burton secures acquittal in child beating case
15 January 2010
Barristers from 15 New Bridge Street defend controversial war protesters
In a trial that centred on freedom of speech, Neil Mercer, Kyri Argyropoulos, Angelo Power, Sonal Dashani and Mathew Turner defended six Muslim protesters who had been vilified in the press for publicly, and contentiously, expressing their views.
12 January 2010
Luton Protest: Trial Starts
4 January 2010
15 New Bridge Street Welcomes New Tenant
23 December 2009
Anand Beharrylal secures unanimous acquittal in alleged Rape and Firearms case
23 December 2009
Guideline Authority on conveying Prohibited Article into a Prison
15 December 2009
Counsel secures unanimous not guilty verdicts for baseball bat and hammer attacks.
14 December 2009
15 New Bridge Street Welcomes New Tenant
30 November 2009
Solicitor cleared of Mortgage Fraud
30 November 2009
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