News

Congratulations to Sam Prout who, having successfully completed pupillage in chambers, joins us as our newest tenant.

We are delighted to announce our collaboration with Nisa-Nashim, the Jewish Muslim Women's Network, ahead of the launch event on 15 November 2018 at New Court Chambers.

Sam Prout, Pupil, takes a look at third party disclosure in the context of family proceedings.

Team New Court hit the streets on 21 May 2018, along with over 13,000 other members of the legal community, to help raise funds for the London Legal Support Trust.

The 2018 London Legal Walk is fast approaching and once again New Court will be pounding the streets with thousands of other lawyers in support of legal advice centres.

The February 2018 edition of the New Court Newsletter is now available.

Chambers is delighted that Jemimah Hendrick has accepted an offer of tenancy after successful completion of her pupillage with New Court.

Our 11th edition includes articles by Giles Bain and Laura Harrington along with news of a unique new initiative by Elissa Da Costa-Waldman and Raisa Saley.

The Summer has seen Chambers strengthening in terms of members of chambers and within the clerks' room.

In the course of the past two years, claims under the Human Rights Act 1998 (‘HRA 1998’) have become a regular consideration for practitioners involved in section 31 Children Act proceedings. Pre 2015 there was very little in the way of domestic case law and as such the only guidance at the time was from Strasbourg.