Profiles – Page 43
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ProfileJudicial review battle over assisted dying
Yogi Amin represents motor-neurone disease sufferer Noel Conway in a JR that could result in a change to the law on assisted dying.
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ProfileTributes paid to ‘legal legend’ Harry Ellis, 100
Well-known member of Bournemouth legal community passed away on December 23.
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ProfileFamily’s victory in Katie Hopkins libel case
Adam Tudor represented the Mahmood family, who received a full apology from the Mail columnist over two articles.
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ProfileInterview: Baroness Scotland QC
We talk cricket and the Commonwealth with serial legal pioneer Baroness Scotland QC.
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ProfileRepresenting alleged victims of football abuse
Malcolm Johnson instructed to represent alleged victims of historic sexual abuse in football.
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ProfileMy legal life: Stirling Harcus
Legal adviser, Commonwealth War Graves Commission, Maidenhead
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ProfileMoD challenged over soldier’s disability
Sue Bowler represented Royal Marine Phillip Eaglesham in High Court battle after he suffered a life-changing disability while on tour.
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ProfileInterview: Robert Camp
Stephens Scown’s managing partner explains why the ‘John Lewis’ law firm is one of the country’s best employers.
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ProfileSolicitor's bike injury claim
Christopher Atkinson acted for solicitor who sued mountain bike instructor over life-changing injuries.
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ProfileMy legal life: Dr Ece Gürsoy
Chief legal officer, director and company secretary, Lightsource
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ProfileActed for 71-year-old jailed for refusing to sign release form
Hal Branch acted for a 71-year-old who was sent to prison for contempt of court.
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ProfileInterview: Sean Martin
Financial watchdog the FCA’s general counsel eschewed a magic circle career for government service – and has never regretted it.
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ProfileTerminally ill teenager chose to have her body frozen
Zoe Fleetwood acted for 14-year-old girl who wanted her body to be preserved after her death.
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ProfileLifetime care after catastrophic injury
Rachelle Mahapatra led a team of lawyers representing Lucy Cookson, who suffered a catastrophic brain injury following childbirth.
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ProfileObituary: Kay Everett
Kay, a truly gifted solicitor, passed away on 7 August aged 43. She read law and Chinese at the University of Leeds, graduating in 1995. Kay trained at City firm Lovells where she met her partner Anand Doobay, who is also a solicitor. She was admitted to the roll in ...
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