Robert Buckland QC spoke at the Modernising Criminal Justice Conference in his first keynote speech as the Minister of State for Justice. Published 11 June 2019 From: Ministry of Justice and Robert…
With the National Crime Agency having just begun its second case involving unexplained wealth orders (UWOs), Aziz Rahman of business crime solicitors Rahman Ravelli wonders just how many more will…
The Legal Services Board (LSB) launches today a consultation on its draft 2019/20 business plan – the second business plan of its 2018-21 strategic cycle. The business plan includes three new five-year policy objectives which…
A TEAM of arbitration experts from barristers set Kings Chambers has travelled to Dubai for Dubai Arbitration Week, taking part in a global arbitration conference and hosting a joint event…
Over two evidence sessions on Tuesday 4th December the House of Lords Science and Technology Select Committee will continue taking evidence for its inquiry into the UK’s use of…
A project led by the Faculty of Law at the University of Oxford has been awarded £1.2 million to explore the potential and limitations of using artificial intelligence (AI)…
Exchange Chambers has announced record turnover of £30.8 million for the 2017/18 financial year - a rise of 7.3% on last year’s £28.7 million. The full-service Set, described as…
One Brick Court is delighted to announce the growth of its strong contingent of juniors with the news that Daniel Bishop and Ben Gallop have joined Chambers today upon the…
20 September 2018: A networking and lobbying group with more than 700 members in the North West of England is to launch in London today. Women in the Law UK will…
Law firm Bolt Burdon Kemp is to hold its inaugural Military Conference to explore the legal, employment and rehabilitation challenges faced by the UK’s service personnel and veterans. The event,…
Commenting on the Government’s paper on trading with the EU if there is no Brexit deal, Brad Ashton, customs and international trade partner at RSM said: ‘The ‘No Deal’ customs paper tells us nothing…
England cricketer Ben Stokes, represented by Gordon Cole QC from Exchange Chambers, has been found not guilty of affray. A jury at Bristol Crown Court acquitted the 27-year old Durham all-rounder after…
