We represented a a law student who was charged with two counts of assaulting emergency workers.

We represented a client in a successful appeal against sentence, following a referral by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC). The Court of Appeal reduced our client’s sentence by 148 days, correcting a long-standing legal oversight. The CCRC referred the case, following our submissions that the lower Court erred in failing to deduct time in prison abroad pending extradition.

We represented a young person with highly complex needs, including several neurodivergent conditions, and significant mental health difficulties. Our client had experienced a long history of instability, including repeated hospital admissions, episodes of self-harm, and multiple placement breakdowns.

We represented our client in care proceedings concerning serious allegations of non-accidental injury to a young child.

We represented a client sought for extradition by France in connection with a conviction warrant relating to four offences concerning his alleged involvement in the trafficking of nearly 90kg of heroin.

We represented a child through their Children’s Guardian in complex High Court proceedings concerning the use of Deprivation of Liberty (DoL) measures and transition to adulthood.

We represented a teenage client who was charged with murder, two counts of attempted murder, and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.

We represented an appellant whose conviction was referred to the Court of Appeal by the CCRC on the basis that there was no jurisdiction to hear one of the counts, as it involved alleged conduct committed outside the UK.

We represented a client in proceedings where the prosecution sought to invoke the “slip rule” under section 385 of the Sentencing Act 2020.

We represented a client who was unlawfully detained for almost 24 hours due to faulty electronic tagging equipment.

We represented a client who had been charged with two charges of possession of bladed articles, resulting in his acquittal.

We represented a vulnerable client who was charged with serious assault charges following her detention under the Mental Health Act.

We represented a client facing a serious firearms allegation carrying a substantial custodial sentence, leading to a not guilty verdict.

We represented a client whose extradition was sought by Hungary having been accused of being involved in the supply of cannabis.

We represented a 16-year-old charged with multiple driving offences, which were ultimately withdrawn following our representations.

We represented our client in the First-tier Tribunal, securing a positive outcome which resulted in a conditional discharge from hospital...

We represented our client who was charged with assault by beating, leading to his acquittal after a successful no case to answer submission.

A Transfer of Equity occurs when one or more individuals are added to or removed from the legal ownership of a property.

When two or more people buy a property together, they usually own it in one of two ways: joint tenancy or tenancy in common.

We represented our client who was acquitted of several serious allegations following a six-day Crown Court trial.

We represented a child of good character who had been charged with failing to comply with a road traffic signal.

We represented our client following a request from the Polish authorities to enforce a five-month sentence imposed in his absence for two offences.

We represented a client, R, who faced trial in relation to multiple counts of rape, controlling behaviour and making threats with a blade.

We represented a client charged with drug importation, which led to the Crown offering no evidence following our defence statement.