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< Previous [1 of 11] Next > Home / News & Events NewsBarristers 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 Chambers Welcomes New Tenant - Samantha Stark
David Aaronberg QC and Nichola Higgins successfully prosecuted Kevin Steele for conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation, conspiracy to use false instruments and fraud by abuse of position. Nichola Higgins named by Legal Week as one of the up and coming young barristers
In a recent survey of solicitors and barristers, Nichola Higgins was named by Legal Week as one of the bar's up and coming young barristers.
Seven defendants, prosecuted for conspiracy to defraud, were all convicted at Ipswich Crown Court and received sentences from 3-7 years imprisonment. David Aaronberg QC and Sophie Shotton secure "full house" of convictions in "Crash for Cash" scam
Ruth Zentler-Munro and Nichola Higgins interviewed by the Times
David Aaronberg QC and Nichola Higgins prosecute former Mishcon de Reya partner in £18 million fraud
John Gillespie takes up the role of Senior Clerk to Chambers
John Gillespie has been appointed to head Chambers' clerking and is responsible for the smooth running of the day-to-day management of Chambers, with a particular emphasis on client relationship management. John Burton QC secures acquittal in bludgeoning attack
After John Burton's cross-examination of the complainant, the expert witnesses and the Night-time Supervisor, the Learned Judge ruled in favour of John's submission that there was no case to answer. A door to the world - The International Association of Prosecutors
Rory Field looks at the International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) and how it can open the door for barristers at home to explore opportunities abroad. Acquittal in Facebook 'grass' attempted murder
Nichola Higgins, junior counsel for the first defendant, secured the acquittal of MB, accused of attempting to murder a man whose details had been posted on Facebook falsely identifying him as a police informant. Kyri Argyropoulos & Beth Crocker’s clients avoid immediate custody in "Crash for Cash" fraud
Representing FK and AB Kyri and Beth successfully argued that, despite the aggravating factors of the potential for serious injury and the drain on the NHS and legal system, their clients fell within the non-immediate custodial band of sentence. John Gillespie takes up the role of Senior Clerk at 15 New Bridge Street
Chambers is pleased to announce that John Gillespie, who was 1st Junior at 15 NBS from 2001-8, has accepted our invitation to return to chambers as Senior Clerk. Ian Boyes writes article for Inside Time magazine, the national newspaper for prisoners
Once convicted and sentenced an individual has probably never felt more alone, angry or upset about the legal system. Ian Boyes provides a brief but essential guide to those who are considering an appeal and what to do next. A New Pikeman for New Bridge Street
Justin Hugheston-Roberts has been selected to become part of the Sovereign's Body Guard and the Body Guard of the Lord Mayor of London. Soldier indicted on sex charges and represented by Justin Hugheston-Roberts acquitted by Oxford Jury
A serving soldier who was accused sexually assaulting a steward at a premier league football match in Reading in 2010 was acquitted by a jury at Oxford Crown Court. < Previous [1 of 11] Next > |
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