Our barristers regularly appear in civil matters at every stage, from providing written advice and drafting pleadings, through to trials and disposal hearings in the County Court and High Court, as well as on appeals. Members of the team are often called upon to advise on difficult procedural and practical issues, and can offer expertise in the following areas:
One of Broadway House's main strengths is Administrative Law and members often feature in the Administrative Court on contentious cases involving issues such as data protection, the administration of justice, local government, Police powers and human rights. As members of the team also practice in other related fields the level of service our barristers can provide is extensive and versatile.
Chambers is also conscious of funding issues in civil litigation. To this end, and where appropriate, members of the team are willing to consider accepting instructions on a Conditional Fee Agreement basis. For further information about this or about any of our members, or to enquire as to availability, please visit the individual members' profiles and speak to our dedicated Civil Clerking Team on the details provided opposite.
Gerald Hendron and Kathryn Walsh to discuss the Fraud Act 2006
22 February 2012 12:00:00 GMTTahir Khan QC defends wife accused of Murder in Walsall
20 February 2012 12:00:00 GMTPeter Hampton successful in Court of Appeal on an "unduly lenient" sentence
15 February 2012 12:00:00 GMTSenior Employment Law barrister appears in leading redundancy appeal
31 January 2012 12:00:00 GMT