All Profile articles – Page 59
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ProfileHospital failed over pensioner's death
Monica Bhakri acted for daughter of pensioner who bled to death in her hospital bed.
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ProfileDrunk man boards empty plane
Tariq Khan acted for man who managed to board an empty plane at Birmingham airport via a baggage carousel.
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ProfileRobert Hunter
HSF partner Robert Hunter, who is profoundly deaf, tells Jonathan Rayner how he carved out a career as a City fraudbuster.
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ProfileNoise nuisance claim costs soar
Richard Buxton acted for residents of a private house in a claim against the owners of a speedway and motor racing stadium.
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ProfileAndrew Caplen
The new Law Society president is using the challenges facing the profession as a chance to re-engage with solicitors.
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ProfileTulisa drugs trial collapses over evidence doubt
Ben Rose acted for the singer in her trial over drugs allegations, a trial which could not continue.
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ProfileFrom articles to machine guns: a solicitor's Great War
Geoffrey (later Sir Geoffrey) Stuart King (1894-1981), was a distinguished solicitor and civil servant. But his time an articled clerk was interrupted by war. Many years later, he told the story.
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ProfileChallenge halts historic market demolition
David Cooper acted for conservation campaigning groups in a challenge to the demolition of parts of Smithfield General Market.
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ProfileFirm hires: Claire Tonks at Flint Bishop
Claire has been practising commercial law since 2000 and joins from Geldards.
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ProfileActed for Muslim woman in niqab ban appeal
Sanjeev Sharma acted at the European Court of Human Rights over French law making it illegal to wear niqabs.
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ProfileA charming boy with pink cheeks and blue eyes
Court-martial duty was a terrible responsibility for solicitor officers
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ProfileLaw's own war poet
Among the solicitors who served in the Great War was one who made a name as a poet.