Park Square Barristers Annual Personal Injury Conference
Thank you to all the delegates who attended our annual Pi conference at Aspire yesterday
The event gets more popular each year and we were delighted so many people were able to join us.
PSQB attends Networking careers event at Newcastle University
On the 8th October 2024 members of Park Square Barristers attended a networking event held at Newcastle University.
Ben Thomas achieves successful reduction in fine on behalf of a Master of a Fishing Vessel in North Eastern Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority prosecution.
“The Appellant. the Master of a Fishing Vessel and had pleaded guilty to four offences relating to landing of lobsters that were not permitted. He appeared unrepresented in the Magistrates’ Court and was fined a total of £30 000, made up of a fine of £7 500 on each charge.
Dan Wilberforce starts second six
Dan Wilberforce has completed his first six and is now available to receive instructions in Crime and Regulatory & Public Law.
Maleka Akuany to start her PSQB pupillage
Maleka Akuany starts her PSQB criminal pupillage on Monday 7 October.
A Guide To The Renters’ Rights Bill – Will it undermine the private rental sector? Kelly Cronin
Over the last few years there has been increasing noise surrounding the reform of the rental sector, particularly in relation to private renting. Following the election of the new Labour government, the “Renters’ Rights Bill” is now making its way through parliament with a view to it becoming law.
2025 edition of The Legal 500 launched – 61 PSQB barristers secure 72 individual rankings across 11 practice areas
The 2025 edition of The Legal 500 has been announced and Park Square Barristers has again increased its coverage in the new rankings with over a third of our barristers recognised and recommended.
Gill Batts leading Lucy Brown appear in cold case review proceedings.
Gill Batts, leading Lucy Brown, represented a man who pleaded guilty to three offences of rape dating back to the 1990s.