02/10/23

4PB Welcomes 2023/24 Pupil Cohort

We are delighted to extend a warm welcome to our exceptional pupils Susannah Burley and James Nottage, who join chambers today.

Susannah will be supervised by Katharine Bundell, Michael Edwards and Greg Davies.

James will be supervised by Nicholas Fairbank, Mani Singh Basi and Joanne Porter

02/10/23

4PB Welcomes 2022/23 pupil cohort to Tenancy

4PB are delighted to announce Nadia Campbell Brunton, Kieran Ball and Alexandra Halliday, our 2022/ 2023 pupil cohort, have successfully completed their pupillage and join us as tenants today.

Join us in congratulating them all.

28/09/23

Emma Spruce comments on the dilemma facing judges when issuing anonymity orders in family law cases.

In an article published in The Times, Emma Spruce comments on the anonymity orders and dilemma judges face when deciding “the extent to which private issues should be released into the public domain.” in family law cases.

To read the article in full, click here.

19/09/23

Kieran Ball has completed his Pro Bono Pupil Pledge.

Join us in congratulating Kieran Ball, who has successfully fulfilled his #PupilPledge, dedicating 25 hours to #probono work during his second six practice in 2023.

Kieran has accepted tenancy with 4PB, starting 1st October 2023, upon successfully completing pupillage.

If you want to learn more about Advocate and how you can help to provide #AccessToJustice, click here.

 

 

15/09/23

Surrey Family Law Day 2023

In a conference hosted by Resolution, Catherine Wood KC, alongside other members of the 4PB Arbitration Team, will be presenting a talk on Arbitration at the Surrey Family Law Day on 27th September at Sandown Race Course.

 

15/09/23

Alistair G Perkins Principal Lecturer at the Judicial Institute for Africa Conference.

In a 5 day conference organised and funded by Cape Town University for the Judicial Institute for Africa, Alistair G Perkins will be addressing 28 High Court and Court of Appeal judges from; Botswana, South Africa, Kenya, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, the Seychelles, Uganda, Zambia, Zanzibar and Zimbabwe, on the 1980 Hague Convention and child abduction generally.