Join us for our Mediation Skills Conference – 26 June 2024
Join us for our Mediation Skills Conference on 26th June 2024, the first in our programme of Dispute Resolution Conferences.
This is an unrivalled opportunity to learn from experts working in different, yet complementary fields.
Keynote: Nicky Perfect BEM, former International Hostage & Crisis Negotiator, and communications expert.
Our esteemed panel Devorah Greenberg, Dr Zaza Johnson, Elsheikh & Peter Bartlett, providing mediation insights from a Jewish, Islamic and Christian perspective.
Judith Murray KC answers a readers question in the Financial Times
Judith Murray KC sheds light on the legal implications for cohabitees when a dispute arises over the valuation of a jointly owned home post-breakup in Financial Times: Your Questions.
Two publication comment on P v M & Ors [2023] EWFC 254, in which Justin Ageros appeared
The following articles in the Law Society Gazette and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism comment on the judgment in P v M & Ors [2023] EWFC 254, in which Justin Ageros appeared on behalf of the applicant mother in a case concerning the use of expert evidence in cases concerning alleged Parental Alienation.
Click here to read The Bureau of Investigative Journalism article
Click here to read the Law Society Gazette article
To read the full judgment, click here
Jo Delahunty KC writes for the Times on the importance of prioritising children when a relationship breaks down
In an article published by the Times, Jo Delahunty KC highlights why it is important children remain at the centre of proceedings when a relationship breaks down.
To read the full article, click here
4PB Shortlisted for Chambers of the Year at the 2024 Bar Pro Bono Awards
We are delighted and proud to be shortlisted for “Chambers of the Year ” at the Bar Pro Bono Awards.
The awards recognise those individuals and chambers who have gone above and beyond expectations when undertaking pro bono work to support access to justice.
The winner will be announced at an award ceremony on Wednesday 8th May at Middle Temple Hall.
View the full shortlist here.
Michael Edwards instructed to represent the UK Health Security Agency in the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry, which began on 28 June 2022, has been set up to examine the UK’s response to and impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and learn lessons for the future. The Inquiry’s work is guided by its Terms of Reference.
The inquiry investigations have been organised into Modules, and throughout each, the Inquiry hears evidence from witnesses, experts and Core Participants through a series of corresponding hearings.
Michael Edwards will be working on Module 5 (procurement – looking at the procurement and distribution of key healthcare supplies) and Module 7 (test, trace, and isolate – looking at the effectiveness of the strategy put in place by the UK Government). Both Modules are listed for hearings in 2025.
To learn more about the enquiry, click here