Upon release from prison, our vulnerable client applied as homeless with his local authority and was deemed not homeless due to the fact he has a secure tenancy with the same local authority.
We succeeded in our urgent application in this ongoing JR, getting our very vulnerable client moved into accommodation after she became ‘homeless from home’.
We took on this case after the tenant’s relationship broke down with her previous solicitor.
RV, 30 years old, asserted that he believed he was importing cannabis, a class B controlled drug. In fact, when border force officers searched the vehicle, they found 69 kilos of class A drugs secreted in a complex hide in the boot.
We acted for our client, who had formerly had problems with heroin addiction, to secure her a new two bed tenancy in a safe area.
Ryan Booth was instructed to represent a father in care proceedings surrounding Non-Accidental Injuries (“NAI”) assisted by Ashley Smith and Harriet George.
It is with great pleasure to say that Kristin Sharp recently won the award for Junior Lawyer of the Year at the Kent Law Society 2024 awards.
GTS today secured verdicts of not guilty following a trial at Wood Green Crown Court.
Our client had been living in a very small studio flat with her 10 year old daughter for over 3 years.
Charged with Possession of a Firearm and Ammunition with Intent to Endanger Life – initially successful submissions were made to the CPS.
