Jeremy Cave’s practice covers Financial Remedies (and financial provision for children), Trusts of Land (in the family context), Civil matters including personal injury, credit hire and landlord and tenant, Crime (with a particular specialty in Animal Welfare and Trading Standards) and Police Law.
He is known for his practical and sensitive approach, meticulous preparation, clear presentation, the ability to present complex issues in straightforward terms, as a good negotiator and the capacity to be tenacious when the situation demands.
He delivers lectures occasionally, including the following:
- ‘The Implications of the Court of Appeal decision of Imerman in Ancillary Relief cases’
- ‘Injunctive Relief in Ancillary Relief Cases’
- ‘Financial Remedies: A Random Walk through the Recent Case Law (2017)’
He is a member of the FLBA and Resolution
Jeremy has long standing experience in landlord and tenant disputes in particular in possession proceedings and anti-social behaviour matters.
Jeremy accepts instructions from both Claimants and Defendants in a wide range of Personal Injury cases.
He is a member of the Personal Injury Bar Association
Civil Litigation / credit hire
Jeremy is frequently instructed by both Claimants and Defendants in disputes involving credit hire
Jeremy has very extensive experience in animal welfare and wildlife prosecutions.
He was junior in the widely reported prosecution brought by the RSPCA of the Heythrop Hunt, the first successful prosecution of a mounted fox hunt where convictions were obtained against the hunt itself, a corporation and several members of the hunt. He has since been instructed in a number of prosecutions under the Hunting Act 2004 and related prosecutions on behalf of the RSPCA and other charities.
More recently, in wildlife crime, he conducted the multi handed prosecution against several defendants (see press report here) and related appeals.
Selected Cases
- R (on the application of RSPCA) v Guildford Crown Court [2012] EWHC 3392 (Admin).
Jeremy accepts instructions in regulatory cases and has been involved in several prosecutions, for both prosecution and defence particularly involving environmental law.
He accepts instructions in all manner of police matters in the civil, family and criminal jurisdictions.
Jeremy accepts work from lay clients via Direct Access in the following areas:-
- Divorce and Finance
- Motoring Offences
- Crime
You can view his profile here. Please refer to our Direct Access section for further information.
Jeremy Cave & Francesca Wiley QC talk at East Sussex Resolution AGM - Nov 2017
Jeremy Cave and Associate Member Francesca Wiley QC gave the lectures at the annual East Sussex Resolution AGM, Seminar & Social held in Eastbourne. Fran spoke on Parental Alienation and Jeremy...
Brighton Triathlon & London to Brighton Bike Ride - Sep 2017
Several members of Chambers and Chambers clients were involved in this weekends, Brighton Triathlon & The London to Brighton Bike Ride. Jeremy Cave, Daniel Frier, Lauren Godfrey, Michael Walker...
Sussex Dairy Farmer sentenced in case prosecuted by Jeremy Cave - Mar 2017
In a case widely reported in the farming press, Jeremy Cave appeared on behalf of East Sussex County Council at the sentencing hearing listed before District Judge James at Brighton Magistrates Court...
Jeremy Cave acts as junior counsel for the RSPCA in Heythrop Hunt case - Dec 2012