The National Appropriate Adult Network publishes its review on police searches
We were instructed in October 2020 after BC received a Notice to Quit from Lambeth Council at her mother’s council flat where she was living.
Greg Stewart attends discussion of current trends in law management hosted by Price Bailey & Modern Law Magazine
Our client was extremely vulnerable due to complex mental and physical health conditions. He is receiving ongoing hospital care. Remaining in the property was having a hugely detrimental impact on his health.
2 New Partners join GT Stewart to head up our Family and Care Teams
GT Stewart are delighted to announce that from the end of this month Max Konarek and Ryan Booth join GT Stewart as joint heads of the Family & Childcare Department as well as partners in GT Stewart LLP.
Legal Observers and the right to protest
We represented a young adult of previous good character who had been charged with offences of making and distributing indecent images of children and possession of extreme pornography.
GT Stewart are delighted to announce that we have gained full UK Living Wage accreditation.
We represented a young adult of previous good character who had been charged with offences of making and distributing indecent images of children and possession of extreme pornography.
Crime Team Shortlisted For The Yorkshire Legal Awards 2022
GTS today secured the acquittal of our client WD, who faced one count of rape.
Georgina Fletcher Inquest – Jury finds multiple failings following admission at Lakeside Mental Health Unit
GTS today secured the acquittal of our client WD, who faced one count of rape.
A positive step forward for victims of modern day slavery
GTS today secured the acquittal of our client WD, who faced one count of rape.
Mel Stooks appears on Transform Justice podcast
GTS today secured the acquittal of our client WD, who faced one count of rape.
Protest Law and Police Powers: A round up
GT Stewart Solicitors & Advocates represented L who was charged with Aggravated Vehicle Taking of a BMW in January 2022. The Crown offered no evidence and a not guilty verdict recorded.
