Kitty Colley has successfully defended two school teachers against serious sex offence charges. David Thomas (MBE) , a retired teacher who spent 4 decades working at Horncastle primary school, was found not guilty on of the 5 serious charges he faced. The jury took only an hour to reach their verdicts at Lincoln Crown Court […]
This edition of the PSQB Newsletter is now available.
Introduction This article will briefly outline the statutory right known as the ‘Right to Manage’ (RTM), and draw specific attention to the much-anticipated Supreme Court landmark ruling of FirstPort Property Services Ltd (Appellant) v Settlers Court RTM Company Ltd and others (Respondents) [2022] UKSC 1 (Firstport) which addresses the scope of RTM rights. The case […]
Kirsten Mercer involved in health and safety case in which a company were fined for breach of section 2 Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 for failing to manage the risks associated with the use of vibrating tools.
The defendant, Phillip Badwal, pleaded guilty to murder at his trial and was sentenced to a minimum of 20 years at Bradford Crown Court.
Park Square Barristers is advertising for two candidates to undertake pupillage starting March/September 2023.
The defendant, Kevin Thistlewood, was found guilty of the rape and 12 other serious sex offences of a child. He has appeared in court three times in total for child sex offences. Despite being regularly assessed; he was able to commit his latest offence by convincing authorities he was no longer a threat to children. […]
We are delighted to welcome Jade Bucklow who joins Park Square Barristers today.
Jade brings with her a wealth of experience of all manner of clinical cases and her addition will further strengthen our busy Healthcare Regulatory and Inquest & Inquiries teams.
