As Central Chambers continues to grow, Central Chambers AGM has decided to appoint its first heads of departments. Following that decision, Benjamin Knight and Joseph Lynch were voted Heads of Crime and Family Law, respectively. […]
Central Chambers is pleased to announce that, due to expanding work volumes in this field, we are looking for a full-time Family Clerk. JOB DESCRIPTION JOB TITLE: Family Clerk (Manchester) REPORTS TO: Head of […]
On Saturday 27th October 2018, Central Chambers set out a stall at the Bar Council’s Pupillage Fair 2018. This large event at King’s College, London was well-attended by students, writes Ben Knight. A pupillage fair […]
This week, prosecutions against members of the anti-fracking protest movement in Lancashire have been brought to national attention in newspaper headlines. “It is not my place to comment on any allegations of bias in specific […]
Central Chambers is delighted to announce that, following a successful and impressive pupillage under Joseph Lynch, Rebecca Kocerhan has been offered and has accepted tenancy at Central Chambers. Rebecca becomes the latest addition to a […]
Around 4000 people took part in the Manchester Pride last weekend. Central Chambers members marched alongside solicitors, paralegals and clerks as a part of The Law Society‘s entry at Manchester’s Pride Parade. As always, the […]
Central Chambers are delighted to be marching with our fellow lawyers in support of equality under the law. Tenants, clerks and friends will be donning their wigs and robes and braving the Mancunian weather for […]
On 16th July 2018 the Criminal Procedure (Amendment No.2) Rules 2018 were laid before Parliament, and they will be coming into force in England and Wales on 1st October 2018. They bring with them a […]
Following on from my last article about pupillage and now that I have survived the first half of my second six, here is another guide on what to expect during your first months on your […]
In a case dating back to the mid-1970s, the Defendant was charged with committing an act of anal penetration (buggery) of a younger teenager. The younger male had sought to add to his credibility by […]
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