Elizabeth Ovey
Elizabeth is a part-time judge of the Upper Tribunal, which gives her an additional insight into the tribunal side of the Courts and Tribunals Service, which now encompasses financial services, pensions and charity matters. Elizabeth is regularly involved in advising in connection with and attending mediations in her areas of practice. She is ranked as […]
Radcliffe Chambers Junior Programme Schedule 2023
In 2023 we will be offering a variety of in-person events and webinars of our Junior Programme! Our in-person events will have a short talk hosted by our junior barristers and will be followed by drinks and networking. We will host talks on a range of topics spanning all of our practice areas so our […]
Lane v Lane [2024] EWHC 275 (Ch)
Daniel Burton, instructed by Rob Adam of Greene & Greene, represented the successful Claimant beneficiary in contested Part 64 proceedings concerning the administration of a farming estate. The Court held that a testamentary gift of a “share and interest” in a dissolved partnership had not adeemed and, generally, would not adeem until the payment of […]
Simon Williams
Radcliffe Chambers Real Estate Talk – ‘Actionable Infringements of Right to Light: What developers and objectors need to know’
Join us for ‘Actionable Infringements of Right to Light: What developers and objectors need to know’ presented by Clive Moys and Jerome Webb MA. FRICS from GIA Surveyors, on Thursday, 5th October, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM hosted on Zoom. The threat of legal proceedings alleging that a right to light has been, or will be, infringed by […]
Radcliffe talks Real Estate: Top Tips for Practitioners Dealing with Possession Claims
In this episode of Radcliffe talks Real Estate, Amber Turner of Radcliffe Chambers and Farah Bandali of Shakespeare Martineau discuss their top tips for practitioners dealing with possession claims. The talk covers key issues in claims involving forfeiture, privately rented properties, and mortgages. The talk will be of interest to those working in the commercial […]
Savage v Savage [2024] EWCA Civ 49
The Court of Appeal have handed down judgment in Savage v Savage [2024] EWCA Civ 49, clarifying the respective rights of majority and minority beneficiaries when disputes arise over trusts of land. William Moffett and Amber Turner, instructed by Simon Donald of Cripps LLP, represented the successful appellant in a second appeal. The case considered […]
Junior Programme: Property ‘Recent developments in the law of nuisance: what property lawyers need to know’ and ‘Protecting Property: Injunctions’
Join us for ‘Recent developments in the law of nuisance: what property lawyers need to know’ and ‘Protecting Property: Injunctions’ presented by Natalie Pratt and Louis Grandjouan on Thursday, 21 September, 11:00 – 12:00. 2023 saw a number of significant decisions relating to the law of nuisance, including two of the Supreme Court: Fearn v Board […]
Piers Feltham
The spectrum of his practice is such that at different times he has legally advised the Conservative Party, the Labour Party, the Liberal Democrat Party, the Communist Party of Great Britain, the Workers’ Revolutionary Party and the Muslim Council of Great Britain, and his pro bono work includes helping the “Ad Hoc” group of zoologists […]
Howard Smith
His contentious commercial work involves contractual disputes, banking, insurance, third party costs and insolvency. His non-contentious commercial work includes drafting commercial contracts, security documents and overage agreements. He is the Consulting Editor of the “Deeds and other Instruments” volume of “Halsbury’s Laws” (2019). Howard also specialises in private client work, including Court of Protection, probate […]
