Not long ago I represented a pair of maternal grandparents in a case in Teesside. They had been closely involved with the family over a period of years, although the mother of the two girls at the heart of the case had moved away (not far) during recent times.
Park Square Barristers is one of the largest Barristers Chambers in the country. We are currently recruiting for three positions and would be interested in hearing from you. Please send a covering letter and CV to richard@psqb.co.uk
We have recently started Building work to improve our Client Reception area. The work will take 10 to 12 weeks, transforming and updating our front of house. The client waiting area will be extended with a new glass fronted entrance and lobby area.
Following a short break, we are delighted to welcome back Camilla Buck. She is an enthusiastic member of the Civil team, holding a broad civil practice, specialising in motor fraud claims advising insurer clients regarding the prospects of successfully defending claims and the prospects and procedure of a private prosecution.
The judging of the Family Law Awards has taken place and we are delighted to announce that Park Square Barristers’ nomination for Family Law Regional Chambers of the Year has been shortlisted. William Tyler QC has also been shortlisted for the Family Silk of the Year.
Park Square Barristers welcomes Naomi McLoughlin and Laura Nelson who are starting the first six of their pupillage. Laura is well known to PSQB having previously worked in the Fees/Accounts Team. We are delighted she is now joining us as a pupil under the supervision of Michael Collins.
We are delighted to announce that Anaum Riaz has commenced her second six civil and family pupillage and is now available to receive instructions. This comes as a result of her completing her first six pupillage under the supervision of Andrew Wilson and Mark Saunders.
Following a successful pupillage, Holly Clegg will be joining PSQB as a tenant. Holly has undertaken a mixed civil & criminal pupillage under the supervision of Simon Anderson & Catherine Silverton and accepts instructions in both areas.
Lady Justice Black will take office as a Supreme Court Justice on 02 October 2017 and she will become a baroness as a result of her new appointment.
Following a career break we are delighted to announce that Catherine Moxon is returning to practice. Catherine was called in 2007 and underwent a pupillage with Robin Frieze.
Susan Fricker, instructed by solicitors Henry Hyams, represented the father of an incapacitated adult IH in two applications in which the court gave consideration to the observance of religious custom and practice while IH resides in a supported care home.
Park Square Barristers have continued in expanding their online presence with the addition of a Legal 500 profile.
