Introduction In their dealings with children, the law mandates that public authorities act in a manner that places at the heart of their decision-making the child’s best interests. The purpose […]
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R (on the application of the Chief Constable of West Midlands Police) v Police Misconduct Panel and Officer A [2020] EWHC 1400 (Admin) On 4 June 2020, the Honourable Mrs […]
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Nineteen members of KBW Chambers’ Sports Law team attended a talk by HH Spencer Q.C. delivered via Zoom last night. His insights into the history and development of the structure […]
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By Jess Butterell (Pupil) Introduction The period of ‘lockdown’ from the Covid-19 pandemic brings with it anxiety for many people. However, the reality of lockdown can be dangerous for some. […]
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We are delighted to welcome Manisha Marwaha back to practice following her maternity leave. Manisha returns to practice as Head of Family Law at KBW. She has been recognised as […]
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In line with the most recent Government advice and guidance the KBW Immigration team are now operating all services remotely. Our barristers and staff have the latest technology in place […]
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Many parents of children subject to Child Arrangements Orders (CAO) made by the Family Court have understandably been concerned about adhering to the requirements of these orders during the current […]
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In line with the most recent Government advice and guidance issued by the Vice-President of the Court of Protection, the KBW Court of Protection team are now operating all services […]
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In line with the most recent Government advice and guidance issued by the Family Court, the KBW family team are now operating all services remotely. Our barristers and staff have […]
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Conor Quinn secured the Defendant’s acquittal in respect of two allegations of sexual assault. Through a careful analysis of the Complaint’s phone, messages were discovered which potentially undermined her account. […]
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