Dunlop v Romanoff [2023] UKUT 200 (LC)
The Dunlop family has farmed Lunsford Farm since 1888. Originally, the Dunlops were tenant farmers, but in 1918 Thomas Dunlop (the then-tenant) purchased Lunsford Farm. The conveyance included a schedule which listed each field in the Farm by Ordnance Survey plot number and area, but the parcels clause said the plan “more particularly delineated” the […]
TL4 & ConTrA Private Client Summer School
We are delighted to announce that Emma Loizou will be speaking at TL4 & ConTrA Private Client Summer School: The Ultimate Insider’s Guide on ‘All you need to know about Privilege’ on Thursday, 31st August 2023. If you are attending the Private Client Summer School this year and would like to arrange a meeting with […]
Katie Longstaff returns to Chambers
We are delighted to announce Katie Longstaff is returning to Chambers on Monday 14 August following her maternity leave. Katie’s practice covers a broad spectrum of commercial and insolvency work for international and domestic clients, across a wide range of sectors (including financial services and real estate). If you have a commercial matter that requires […]
Emma Loizou returns to Chambers
We are delighted to welcome Emma Loizou back from her Inner Temple Pegasus placement in Bermuda with Carey Olsen. We would like to thank Carey Olsen for hosting Emma. Emma’s first day back in chambers is Wednesday 9 August and she will continue to take instructions on private client, insolvency, property and commercial matters. You […]
James Fagan receives legal department panel promotions
We are delighted to announce that the Attorney General has promoted James Fagan as a panellist to the crown. James has been promoted to the Attorney General’s C Panel of Junior Counsel to the Crown. His appointment is effective for 5 years, starting from Friday 1st of September.
We regret to inform you of the passing of Dame Sonia Proudman DBE
We are sorry to record the death of Dame Sonia Proudman, a Judge of the Chancery Division of the High Court from 2008 to 2017 and a former member of Radcliffe Chambers. Sonia Proudman went from St Paul’s Girls’ School to read Law at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, graduating with first class honours. She won […]
Reuben Comiskey Appointed Pro Bono Champion
Reuben Comiskey has been appointed Radcliffe Chambers’ Champion of Pro Bono. In his role Reuben will work closely with Advocate to ensure we continue to provide legal advice and advocacy to help those most in need of access to justice. Advocate is a charity that match members of the public who need free legal help […]
Radcliffe Chambers ranked highly in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2023
We are delighted that Radcliffe Chambers and 19 of our members have been ranked once again in the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide for Chancery: Traditional. Congratulations to our barristers and clerks for receiving such fantastic feedback, which includes “The barristers at Radcliffe Chambers are exceptionally well placed to handle complex matters. They […]
Sequana: Impact on Jersey Trusts and Company Law – Adams & Others v FS Capital & Others by James Morgan KC and Josh Lewison
James Morgan KC and Josh Lewison were instructed by Freeths LLP on Adams & Others v FS Capital & Others [2023] 1649 (Ch), which considered a number of important matters of insolvency, trust and property law. They have written an article on one particular aspect of the judgment, namely, the effect of the decision of […]
Jeremy Cousins KC retires from Radcliffe Chambers
Today marks the retirement of Jeremy Cousins KC, an eminent barrister and outstanding member of Radcliffe Chambers. Having been called to the Bar in 1977 and being appointed Queen’s Counsel in 1999, Jeremy has become one of London’s leading barristers in the field of commercial and commercial chancery law and professional negligence and breach of […]
