Cases
Dr Andreas O’Shea, instructed by Ola Yusuf, partner at Taylor Rose MW successfully defended a man accused of causing grievous bodily harm with intent. The Defendant was unanimously acquitted by a jury...
Other
The CBA Spring RASSO Conference was held on 27th April 2024, where CBA Chair, Tana Adkin KC announced the Protocol was now in effect, including listing all Chambers who have agreed to adopt the CBA...
Cases
A group of new graduates, including the defendant, had been celebrating their passing-out as qualified officers. The defendant was convicted of Sexual Assaults and Assault by Penetration of a female...
Other
Peter Clark was one of a group of five highly experienced UK practitioners and judges delivering pro bono advocacy training to pupils and teacher training to local lawyers, including senior members of...
Cases
Liam Edwards leading Danielle Byford, both of 187 Chambers, represented the first of nine defendants charged in an industrial scale class A drugs conspiracy, before HHJ Deacon KC at Wood Green Crown...
News
187 Chambers is pleased to announce that Louise Watts and Sania Nissar have started their second six months of pupillage and are now accepting instructions in the Magistrates’ and Crown Court. Please...
News
We are very pleased to formally welcome him as a tenant and wish him every success with his future career. Please call 020 7430 7430 or email the clerks on clerks@187chambers.com to instruct George in...
Cases
Kuljeet S Dobe secures a unanimous not guilty verdict on a charge of robbery. The defendant was accused of being part of a group of 3 drug addicts who robbed a 72 year old man in his home after...
Cases
In a trial at Aylesbury Crown Court, Sean Kivdeh secures the acquittal of his client charged in a multi-handed case involving commercial scale cultivation of large amounts of cannabis plants.
Cases
Greg Unwin, leading Greg Wedge, both of 187 Chambers, represented the first of nine defendants charged with multiple frauds in a trial before HHJ Andrew Smith KC at Birmingham Crown Court. The case...