Settling the correct approach to the annual review of Traveller injunctions
On 9 May 2025, the High Court conducted the annual review of the injunction against Persons Unknown in the Test Valley Borough Council case. In doing so, the Court grappled with the important question of which test should be applied at a review hearing, there having been a divergence of authority on the point. Natalie […]
60-seconds with Matthew Mills
Matthew Mills recently featured in the most recent edition of ThoughtLeaders4 Private Client Magazine Issue 18. The article titled ’60-seconds with Matthew Mills’ can be found here.
The Statutory Inquiry into The Captain Tom Foundation
Matthew Mills has recently published an article in Private Client Business on the statutory inquiry into the Captain Tom Foundation. This article draws on the existing commentary in the national media and professional charity press and seeks to present a balanced analysis of the Charity Commission’s report. Read the full article here.
Members of Radcliffe Chambers feature in Atkin’s Court Forms 2025 Issue
Atkin’s Court Forms provides authoritative guidance to civil litigation practice and procedure in courts and judicial tribunals of England and Wales. The aim being to provide readers with both a narrative exposition (“Practice”), together with the relevant forms (“Forms”), in specific subject areas. We are delighted that in the 2025 Issue both “Rating” and “Receivers” […]
A Practical Guide to Your Pupillage Application
In this video Zara Yusuf one of our current pupils asked questions regarding the pupillage application to our expert barristers Kate Selway KC (Chair of pupillage committee) and Dawn McCambley (Member of pupillage committee). The video provides valuble insights into the pupillage application process, offering practicle advice on how to structure your application and avoid […]
Top Cases of 2024 hosted by Piers Digby and Olivia Wilson
In this Junior Programme: Tops Cases of 2024, Piers Digby and Olivia Wilson recap some of the top Insolvency and Private Client cases over the last year and provide their insight on why these cases are so significant and highlight cases to watch out for in 2025. The presentation slides are available to download, here. […]
The effect of a local authority reorganisation order on a charity
Matthew Mills has recently published an article in Private Client Business on the effect of a local authority reorganisation order on a charity. Approximately 10% of all local authorities act as a trustee of at least one charity. Every year, many such local authorities are created, merged, expanded, or abolished. In this article, Matthew explains […]
Identity Fraud: Intercepting fraudulent conveyancing transactions
Peter Dodge was kindly invited by the Deutsch-Britische Juristenvereinigung e.V. and the British-German Jurists’ Association to speak at their joint conference in Wiesbaden on 13th to 15th September 2024. With Dr Maximilian Kübler-Wachendorff (Notary Public and Speaker at the German Notary Institute) and Duncan Grehan of Duncan Grehan & Partners (Dublin), Peter co-presented a session […]
Virgin Media v NTL Pension Trustees II – Case Analysis by Henry Day
Henry Day recently produced a short analysis for LexisNexis on the Court of Appeal’s judgment in Virgin Media v NTL Pension Trustees II. Henry’s analysis delves into the key aspects of the judgment, exploring the implications of the case, the background and the courts decision. Read the full analysis here.
Pitt v HMRC: follower notices, precedent and the ‘reasonable person’
Harmish Mehta recently featured in [2024] British Tax Review Issue 3 for his article, “Pitt v HMRC: follower notices, precedent and the ‘reasonable person’”. HMRC may issue a follower notice where they consider that an earlier judicial ruling is “relevant”, meaning that it would deny a tax advantage asserted by a taxpayer. The taxpayer may […]
