13/05/24

4PB Awarded the Bar Council Wellbeing Certificate of Recognition

We are proud to have been awarded the Bar Council Wellbeing Certificate of Recognition.

The certificate recognises Chambers that have demonstrated an emphasis on regular structured practice review for all barristers, have diverse and inclusive events for all and have taken steps to rebuild chambers as a thriving community.

4PB Certificate Of Recognition

 

09/05/24

4PB Wins Pro Bono Chambers of the Year

We were proud and delighted to be awarded “Pro Bono Chambers of the Year” at yesterday’s Bar Pro Bono Awards, recognising our “outstanding contribution to pro bono work in the last 12 months.”

02/05/24

Reported Case: Re J (Transgender: Puberty Blocker and Hormone Replacement Therapy) [2024] EWHC 922 (Fam)

Dorothea Gartland KC, Andrew Powell and Charlotte Baker, prior to her parental leave, instructed by HCR Law, represented the first respondent mother, LM, before the President of the Family Division.

Click here the read the judgment

01/05/24

Join us for our Mediation Skills Conference – 26 June 2024

Join us for our Mediation Skills Conference on 26th June 2024, the first in our programme of Dispute Resolution Conferences.

This is an unrivalled opportunity to learn from experts working in different, yet complementary fields.

Keynote: Nicky Perfect BEM, former International Hostage & Crisis Negotiator, and communications expert.

Our esteemed panel Devorah Greenberg, Dr Zaza Johnson, Elsheikh & Peter Bartlett, providing mediation insights from a Jewish, Islamic and Christian perspective.

26/04/24

Judith Murray KC answers a readers question in the Financial Times

Judith Murray KC sheds light on the legal implications for cohabitees when a dispute arises over the valuation of a jointly owned home post-breakup in Financial Times: Your Questions.

Read here

22/04/24

Two publication comment on P v M & Ors [2023] EWFC 254, in which Justin Ageros appeared

The following articles in the Law Society Gazette and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism comment on the judgment in P v M & Ors [2023] EWFC 254, in which Justin Ageros appeared on behalf of the applicant mother in a case concerning the use of expert evidence in cases concerning alleged Parental Alienation.

Click here to read The Bureau of Investigative Journalism article

Click here to read the Law Society Gazette article

To read the full judgment, click here