63 members of 4 New Square Chambers ranked in the Chambers UK Guide 2022
63 members of 4 New Square Chambers have been ranked in the Chambers and Partners UK Bar Guide 2022 across a wide range of practice areas….
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On 20 January 2023, the Court of Appeal handed down Judgment in…
We are delighted to announce that 4 New Square Chambers’ Graeme McPherson KC…
63 members of 4 New Square Chambers have been ranked in the Chambers and Partners UK Bar Guide 2022 across a wide range of practice areas….
4 New Square Chambers’ Roger Mallalieu KC has been featured as the Barrister of the week by The Lawyer for his victory in the Supreme Court…
Chambers is pleased to announce that Nicholas Bacon KC has been elected Head of Chambers and Jonathan Hough KC as Deputy Head of Chambers. They will…
The Supreme Court this morning handed down judgment in Adelekun v Ho on the key question of whether Defendants can set costs off against costs in…
Supreme Court judgment in the Adelekun v Ho concerning set off of costs against costs in QOCS cases due to be handed down tomorrow, Wednesday 6th…
Chambers is delighted to announce that Carola Binney has accepted tenancy following the successful completion of her pupillage. Acting Joint Heads of Chambers Jonathan Hough QC…
We are pleased to announce that 4 New Square Chambers has been recognised by the Legal 500 UK Bar Guide as a leading chambers for Commercial…
Judgment was handed down this morning in the case of Knights v Townsend Harrison Ltd [2021] EWHC 2563 (QB). Ben Elkington KC and Ben Smiley acted…
4 New Square Chambers is delighted to announce that we have partnered with 10000BlackInterns in helping to provide over 2,000 paid internships with 700+ firms across…
4 New Square Chambers is pleased to announce that Shail Patel is one of the winners in IFLR’s Rising Stars Awards EMEA 2021 in the ‘Litigation’…
What should claimants do when limitation is about to expire? Noting…
By Carl Troman, Barrister and Mediator at 4 New Square Four key points…
Unfairness is an essential ingredient in minority shareholder petitions. Prejudice alone is not enough….