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Showing posts with label St Johns Chamber Exeter. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 25 June 2014

'The Administrative Court: the next step' by Justice Hickinbottom - inaugural meeting of the South West Administrative Lawyers' Association (SWALA)

Thursday, 20th November 2014 - Bristol

Mr Justice Hickinbottom’s talk at the inaugural meeting of the South West Administrative Lawyers' Association which was scheduled for 26th June at Bevan Brittan has now been postponed until 20th November 2014.  This meeting is intended for anyone with an interest in Administrative Law, whether in public or private practice in the South West, and does not require any commitment to SWALA, which for the time being is entirely informal.

Download programme: The Administrative Court: the next step

Details:

Cost: Free
Venue: Bevan Brittan LLP, Kings Orchard, 1 Queen Street, Bristol BS2 0HQ  

Registration: 5.00pm

Starts: 5.30pm
Finishes: 7.00pm (drinks and canapés to follow) 

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Wednesday, 30 October 2013

Bristol Barristers Host Charity Fundraising Conference


Members of the Personal Injury Team of St. John’s Chambers, the largest barristers set in the South West hosted an evening drinks reception held at Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel sponsored by Frenkel Topping.  This was followed by a full-day conference sponsored by Irwin Mitchell LLP on behalf of the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA).  Two events raised over £5,000 in total for the charity. 

Aimed at practitioners, delegates including solicitors learned more about spinal cord injuries (SCI.) Key-note presenters addressed a range of current hot topics, including rehabilitation, disability and employment risks.  Consultant Surgeon in Spinal Injuries, Brian Gardner FRCS FRCP was the headline speaker who addressed clinician reports in spinal cord injury claims.

Derek Jenkins, Chief Executive St. John’s Chambers says: “Our Special Injury Team is recognised nationally as a leader in personal injury litigation and this is the third time we have supported this worthy cause. The Spinal Injuries Association is a national charity that supports all those affected by spinal cord injury (SCI), whether the injury is sustained by trauma or genetics, infection and disease.   The combined events proved very successful helping to raise the profile and much needed funds for the charity.”

Peter Hutchings - Peers Support Manager (West) says: “As a charity, our unique and valuable work is reliant on donations and support from organisations such as St John’s Chambers. St John’s Chambers has organised a number of solicitors training events and networking evenings with all the proceeds coming to SIA. We value our relationship with St John’s Chambers and look forward to working together again in the future.”

www.stjohnschambers.co.uk

Wednesday, 18 September 2013

Chambers UK Shortlist Bristol Chambers for ‘Regional Set of the Year’


Victoria Street-based St. John’s Chambers, the largest set in the South West with over 80 members and seven silks, has been shortlisted as a finalist by legal directory Chambers UK for the ‘Regional Set of the Year’ award at the 2013 Chambers Bar Awards.  The prestigious award ceremony announcing the winner will be held at The London Hilton on Park Lane on Thursday, 3rd October 2013.

Last year more than 500 distinguished guests attended the awards which identify the exceptional achievement within the previous year for chambers, silks, and juniors alike.  Winners are selected in more than 20 practice areas using the results of an exhaustive research into Chambers UK Bar Guide.

Derek Jenkins Chief Executive of St. John’s Chambers says: ‘We are delighted to be a finalist for these prestigious awards and publicly recognised as a set of barristers who are leaders in their field.”

www.stjohnschambers.co.uk 

Thursday, 17 January 2013

Barristers’ Chambers Fundraise For Medical Charity


St. John’s Chambers based in Victoria Street and the largest Set in the South West with over 80 barristers, host a ball in aid of their ‘Charity of the Year’ Action against Medical Accidents (AvMA) which is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

The evening raised funds of more than £6,000 for the independent charity, which promotes better patient safety and justice for people who have been affected by a medical accident.  Earlier this year the chambers organised a golf day at The Bristol Golf Club sponsored by Withy King which raised £4,000, bringing the total monies to-date to over £10,000 for this worthy cause.

Foot Anstey, Frenkel Topping and Wesleyan for Lawyers were the main sponsors of the event held at The Marriott Royal Hotel.  Supported by the ‘good and the great’ of Bristol, the Ball attracted more than 180 guests who enjoyed a drinks reception, dinner and live music from ‘Limited Edition’.  

Derek Jenkins, Chief Executive St. John’s Chambers says: “We feel that it is important to put something back into the community and the monies raised for AvMA has surpassed all our expectations.  Our expanding Clinical Negligence team is developing a strong reputation for its excellent service across the region which has been recognised by Chambers UK 2012, so we felt it appropriate to support a medical charity. The event was well received and I want to take this opportunity to thank all our sponsors, supporters and local businesses for their generosity in donating such wonderful prizes for the charity raffle.”

Peter Walsh Chief Executive AvMA says: “The funds raised for AvMA by St. John’s Chambers will directly support local families and patients across the South West who have been traumatised by a medical accident and will help to ensure that patient safety remains high on the agenda in the region. Without the tireless fundraising efforts of St John’s Chambers and others like them the impact of AvMA’s patient safety work would be significantly reduced and we are hugely grateful to them”.