Public Inquiries - 1 Crown Office Row, London, Barrister Chambers

Chambers welcomes Allyna Ng as new tenant - Apr 2025

We are delighted to announce that Allyna Ng has accepted our offer of tenancy. Allyna joins 1COR after successfully completing a a probationary tenancy with us, and accepts instructions across all...

Amy Mannion KC takes Silk today - Mar 2025

Congratulations from all at 1 Crown Office Row to Amy Mannion KC who takes Silk today! Accompanied by her family and Senior Practice Manager Chloe Turvill, Amy will be sworn in and receive her...

Lois Williams acts as Counsel to the Covid Inquiry in Module 4 - Feb 2025

Lois Williams has been acting as Counsel to the Covid Inquiry in Module 4. This module is examining a range of issues relating to vaccines and therapeutics in order to learn lessons for any future...

Three-year limitation period for claims of child sexual abuse to be axed - Feb 2025

Peter Skelton KC, Lois Williams and Gideon Barth acted as Counsel to the Inquiry in the Accountability and Reparations Module of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). Their work led...

Natasha Barnes successfully defends the Covid Inquiry in Judicial Review - Dec 2024

Natasha Barnes appeared on behalf of the UK COVID-19 Inquiry in judicial review proceedings brought by The Traveller Movement, a charity representing Gypsy, Roma and Traveller people. The Traveller...

1COR wins two set awards at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2024 - Nov 2024

We are delighted to have won Clinical Negligence Set of the Year and Inquest & Inquiries Set of the Year at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2024. Matthew Hill was also shortlisted Inquest &...

The public inquiry into the death of Dawn Sturgess from Novichok poisoning resumes today in London - Oct 2024

The public inquiry into the death of Dawn Sturgess from Novichok poisoning resumes in London on Monday 28 October, having begun on 14 October in Salisbury. Gideon Barth and Alasdair Henderson are...

1COR recommended as a Top Ranked Set in both the Chambers UK Bar Guide 2025 and the Legal 500 2025 Edition - Oct 2024

In the Chambers UK Bar Guide 2025, we are delighted to remain as a Band 1 Set in Clinical Negligence and Inquests & Inquiries as well as highly recommended for Professional Discipline,...

The Undercover Policing Inquiry will begin to hear evidence again today, 21 October 2024, having heard opening statements last week - Oct 2024

In this phase, the Inquiry will consider undercover police deployments in the former “Special Demonstration Squad” of the Metropolitan Police Service, which commenced between 1982 and 1992....

The Thirlwall Inquiry begins today – five Members of Chambers instructed - Sep 2024

The Thirlwall Inquiry has been set up to examine events at the Countess of Chester Hospital and their implications following the trials, and subsequent convictions, of former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby...

Grenfell Tower Inquiry phase 2 report - Sep 2024

The final report of the Grenfell Tower Public Inquiry was published today. It highlighted that failures from both the government and the private sector led to the fire in 2017, claiming 72 lives. The...

Congratulations to our seven members appointed to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel - Sep 2024

Congratulations to Isabel McArdle, Alasdair Henderson, Edward Waldegrave and Dominic Ruck Keene on their promotions to the Attorney General’s A Panel of Counsel, effective from 1st September. We are...

1 Crown Office Row shortlisted for three awards at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2024 - Aug 2024

We are delighted to have been shortlisted for three awards at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2024: Clinical Negligence Set of the Year Inquests & Public Inquiries Set of the Year Inquests...

1 COR shortlisted for 11 awards at the Legal 500 Bar Awards 2024 - Jul 2024

We are delighted to announce the following 11 nominations at the Legal 500 Bar Awards 2024: Clinical Negligence Set of the Year Professional Disciplinary Set of the Year Public Law Set of...

Law Pod UK Ep. 194: International Women’s Day series part 1: what’s the problem? - Mar 2024

LawPod UK is marking International Women’s Day with a three-part series exploring gender at the Bar. In this series, Lucy McCann and Rajkiran Barhey speak to Lady Justice Whipple, Sally Smith...

Law Pod UK Ep. 191: Significant Cases of 2023 - Jan 2024

Lucy McCann, Rosalind English and Jon Metzer discuss a selection of significant legal cases from the UK over the past year. Plus: we want your feedback! Please take a couple of minutes to fill in...

Welcoming Benjamin Seifert to 1COR - Dec 2023

We are delighted to announce Benjamin Seifert has joined 1 Crown Office Row, effective from 1st December 2023. Benjamin was called in 2007 and is a specialist public law practitioner. He is also a...

1COR remains recommended as a Band 1 Set in Chambers UK Bar Guide 2024 - Oct 2023

We are delighted to remain ranked as a Band 1 set for Clinical Negligence, Inquests & Inquiries and Professional Discipline as well as highly recommended for Administrative & Public Law,...

Welcoming our 2023 pupils Paula Kelly and Rebekah Lee - Oct 2023

Today we welcome our two new pupils, Paula Kelly and Rebekah Lee. Over the course of their pupillage they will gain experience in all areas of chambers expertise through their pupil supervisors. ...

Welcoming Nick Jones and Lance Baynham as new tenants - Oct 2023

We are pleased to welcome Lance Baynham and Nick Jones as full tenants today. Lance and Nick are joining 1COR after successfully completing their pupillages with us, and are both building strong...

The 1COR Bundle 2023-2024 has arrived - Sep 2023

One Crown Office Row are excited to announce that the 23-24 Bundle is here! Download your copy here: 1COR BUNDLE 2023-24 Some highlights from the last 12 months include: Welcoming Edward...

Brook House Inquiry report published - Sep 2023

The Brook House Inquiry, chaired by Kate Eves, has today released its report. The Inquiry hearings took place over a number of months in 2021 and 2022. The Inquiry was set up to investigate the...

1 Crown Office Row shortlisted for seven awards at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2023 - Sep 2023

We are delighted to have been shortlisted for seven awards at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2023: Clinical Negligence Set of the Year Inquests & Public Inquiries Set of the Year Clinical...

Should there be a statutory public inquiry into the murders and attempted murders by Lucy Letby? - Aug 2023

Why wasn’t Lucy Letby stopped sooner? This is the burning question that the families of her victims, and the public, are now asking. Steve Barclay, the Health Secretary, has decided that the best...

New 1COR appointments to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel - Aug 2023

We're delighted to announce that Paul Reynolds, Emma-Louise Fenelon and Jo Moore have been promoted to the Attorney General's B Panel of Counsel. Further congratulations to Amelia Williams, who has...

1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Spring 2023 – Issue 13 – July 2023 - Jul 2023

Welcome to the thirteenth issue of the QMLR, brought to you by the barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. Download the Spring 2023 newsletter here: 1COR QMLR - Issue 13 - 2023 Spring ...

Undercover Policing Inquiry’s Interim Report Published - Jul 2023

The Undercover Policing Inquiry’s Interim Report was published on 29th June. The report focuses on the period from 1968 – 1982 and found that the methods used by the police to gain information...

Law Pod UK hits 750k listens! - May 2023

After 5 years and 184 episodes, we’re delighted that Law Pod UK has now surpassed three quarters of a million listens! PLEASE HELP US CONTINUE TO IMPROVE by taking a couple of minutes to...

Meet us at the Bar Council Pupillage Fair 2023 - Oct 2023

We’re looking forward to seeing you all at the Bar Council Pupillage Fair on 14th October. Meet our barristers for a chat about applications, our practice areas and life at 1COR at our booth. ...

Welcoming Amelia Williams to 1COR as a new tenant - Apr 2023

We are very pleased to announce Amelia Williams has joined chambers, effective from 11th April 2023. Amelia was called in 2016 and her practice encompasses the full range of chambers’ work. She...

Law Pod UK Ep. 178: How to get Pupillage - Jan 2023

Emma-Louise Fenelon speaks to Shahram Sharghy and Jo Moore about how to become a barrister. The episode considers the kind of research that is essential to do in advance, navigating the pupillage...

Relatives of David Fuller’s victims eligible to claim compensation - Dec 2022

On 1st December 2022 a scheme was approved by the Government to provide compensation to the families of David Fuller’s victims. The relatives of the victims will be able to claim for psychiatric...

The Changing Face of Judicial Review - Oct 2022

On 20th October 2022 The Hon Mr Justice Garnham will chair our seminar on ‘The Changing Face of Judicial Review’ with expert speakers Philip Havers KC, Marina Wheeler KC, Sarabjit Singh KC,...

Join us at the Bar Council Pupillage Fair on 15th October - Oct 2022

We're looking forward to seeing you all at the Bar Council Pupillage Fair on 15th October. Chat through what we do, who we are and a career at the Bar at our booth. Tune in to the Bar...

Law Pod UK is back – and with new presenters! - Sep 2022

This year Law Pod UK celebrates its fifth birthday. In 2017 we were amongst the very first to roll out a specialised series of podcasts about the law in the United Kingdom. And after a brief hiatus...

Congratulations to our four members appointed to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel - Aug 2022

Congratulations to Leanne Woods and Natasha Barnes on their promotions on the Attorney General's A Panel of Counsel, effective from 1st September. We are also delighted to announce that Jim Duffy has...

The 1COR Bundle 2022-2023 has arrived - Jul 2022

One Crown Office Row are excited to announce that the 22-23 Bundle is here! Download your copy here: 1COR BUNDLE 2022-23 Some highlights from the last 12 months include: Welcoming...

Birthrights report on racial injustice in maternity care published - May 2022

The charity "Birthrights" has published its report on racial injustice in maternity care following a year long inquiry. Shaheen Rahman QC chaired the evidence sessions and wrote the foreword to the...

Shaheen Rahman QC appointed to join the UK Covid-19 Inquiry legal team - May 2022

Following a competitive recruitment process, the Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness Heather Hallett, has appointed Shaheen Rahman QC to join her legal team. Shaheen will assist with the...

1COR is pleased to announce that Jasper Gold has become a tenant - Apr 2022

We are delighted that Jasper Gold has accepted our offer of tenancy. Jasper is developing a broad practice and accepts instructions in all chambers’ practice areas. As well as clinical negligence,...

Welcoming Marcus Coates-Walker to 1COR as a new tenant - Apr 2022

We are delighted to announce Marcus Coates-Walker has joined chambers, effective from 11th April 2022. Marcus was called in 2013 and has a specialist practice in clinical negligence, inquest and...

1COR Shortlisted for Legal Cheek’s ‘Best Chambers for Social Life’ Award 2022 - Mar 2022

We are pleased to be shortlisted for the Legal Cheek's Award for ‘Best Chambers for Social Life’ 2022, particularly given the challenges faced in recent years. Thank you to our juniors for...

LawPod UK Ep. 157: A Decent Death - Feb 2022

“A Decent Death” is the title of an article written by former Court of Appeal judge Stephen Sedley, and published in the London Review of Books, to which Sir Sedley is a frequent...

Brook House Inquiry resumes - Feb 2022

The Brook House Inquiry, chaired by Kate Eves, was set up to investigate the mistreatment of individuals detained at Brook House Immigration Removal Centre (IRC), as shown in the BBC Panorama...

Welcoming our new Chambers Director John Petrie MBE - Feb 2022

We are delighted to announce that John Petrie MBE has joined 1COR as Chambers Director, effective from 1st February 2022. He brings a wealth of experience as a former Chief Executive at Serle Court...

1COR Christmas Card Competition 2021 - Jan 2022

Thank you to everyone for sending in your guesses for who acted Santa Claus this year! Well done to those who spotted it was Emma-Louise Fenelon 'judging' a difficult case as Santa. Congratulations...

LawPod UK Ep. 156: Best of Law Pod UK 2021 - Jan 2022

In our latest episode Rosalind English and Emma-Louise Fenelon have selected and put together some of our favourite snippets from the past year. This episode ranges from Artificial Intelligence, the...

Shahram Sharghy is to represent families of David Fuller’s victims at Public Inquiry - Dec 2021

Shahram Sharghy is representing at least 20 families of David Fuller’s victims at the Public Inquiry and in their civil claims. David Fuller was sentenced yesterday to two life-sentences for the...

Brook House Inquiry hearings begin - Nov 2021

The Brook House Inquiry, chaired by Kate Eves, was set up to investigate the decisions, actions and circumstances surrounding the mistreatment of individuals detained at Brook House Immigration...

Henry Tufnell talks about being a non-law graduate with the University Bristol Bar Society - Nov 2021

Henry Tufnell recently participated in the University of Bristol Bar Society’s new resource for students. They are providing insight and support for undergraduates without a law degree or those with...

Great Legal Bake Off 2021 - Nov 2021

We're thrilled to be back baking for the Great Legal Bake Off this week with members and clerks supplying sweet treats to fundraise for the LLST. Today we'll be enjoying Guinness Cakes from pupil Lucy...

Andrew Kennedy QC takes silk today - Nov 2021

We are looking forward to being able to celebrate Andrew Kennedy QC taking silk today after the ceremony was delayed due to COvid-19. Accompanied by their families and Senior Clerk Matthew Phipps,...

Chambers UK Bar Guide 2022 continues to recommend 1COR as a Band 1 Set - Oct 2021

We are delighted to remain ranked as a Band 1 set for Clinical Negligence, Inquests & Inquiries and Professional Discipline as well as highly recommended for Administrative & Public Law,...

Investigation into the institutional response to allegations of child sexual abuse involving Lord Janner published - Oct 2021

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) 17th report into the investigation into institutional response to allegations of child sexual abuse involving Lord Janner has been published...

Join us at the Bar Council Pupillage Fair on 16th October - Oct 2021

Looking forward to 'seeing' you all at the Bar Council Pupillage Fair on 16th October. Chat through what we do, who we are and a career at the Bar at our virtual booth. Read about pupillage during...

Proud to have Amelia Walker shortlisted for the ‘Junior Pro Bono Barrister of the Year’ at the Bar Pro Bono Awards - Oct 2021

Congratulations to Amelia Walker nominated for ‘Junior Pro Bono Barrister of the Year’ at the Bar Pro Bono Awards. It reflects her dedication to her clients and commitment to keeping pro bono work...

Strolling through the parks for the London Legal Walk - Oct 2021

Delighted to be walking 10km to raise money for the London Legal Support Trust (LLST) with a team of #1CORWalkers including Suzanne Lambert, Jonathan Metzer, Jack May and more! We are proud to...

Delighted to remain a top tier set in the Legal 500 2022 Guide - Sep 2021

We are delighted to see so many of our members remain recognised in the Legal 500 2022 guide, which was released today. Our chambers also continues to be highly ranked across clinical negligence and...

1 Crown Office Row proudly supports Youth Leaders Programme 2021-2022 - Sep 2021

1COR is proud to have supported London’s Violence Reduction Unit’s ‘MyEnds’ Programme. The MyEnds programme seeks to give communities the backing they need to develop their own initiatives to...

Welcoming our new pupils Lucy McCann and Thomas Hayes today - Sep 2021

Today we are delighted to welcome our two new pupils, Lucy McCann and Thomas Hayes. They will gain experience in all of chambers' practice areas, starting with their first pupil supervisors David...

Law Pod UK Ep. 149: Closed Material Procedures with Angus McCullough QC - Sep 2021

Law Pod UK returns after the summer break with Episode 149: a fascinating interview with Special Advocate Angus McCullough QC on Closed Material Proceedings where evidence is so secretive the SAs...

Suzanne Lambert walks 100km for the annual Oxfam Trailwalker Challenge - Sep 2021

This weekend Suzanne Lambert will be walking 100km non-stop across the South Downs in a team of 4 as part of the Oxfam Trailwalker Challenge. The walk must be completed in 30 hours but this team are...

Jeremy Hyam QC appointed as a Deputy High Court Judge - Sep 2021

Chambers is pleased to announce that Jeremy Hyam QC has been appointed a Deputy High Court Judge. His appointment will take effect on 1st October 2021. The appointment followed an open competition...

Emma-Louise Fenelon appointed to BSB Independent Decision Making Body - Sep 2021

Delighted to announce that Emma-Louise Fenelon has been appointed to the Bar Standards Board (BSB) Independent Decision Making Body (IDMB). The BSB IDMB decides, in cases of apparent BSB Handbook...

Rosalind English discusses Henry VIII powers, Parliamentary scrutiny and Podcasts in Counsel Magazine - Sep 2021

In the August 2021 issue of Counsel Magazine, Rosalind English discussed concerns over the increased use of Henry VIII clauses giving huge power to ministers and bypassing Parliamentary scrutiny. This...

Matthew Donmall and Dominic Ruck Keene promoted by the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel - Sep 2021

Congratulations to Dominic Ruck Keene and Matthew Donmall on their promotions on the Attorney General's Panel of Counsel, effective from 1st September. Matthew Donmall is now appointed to the...

Peter Skelton QC appointed as a Deputy High Court Judge - Aug 2021

Congratulations to Peter Skelton QC on his appointment as a Deputy High Court Judge in 2021. He will hear cases in the Queen’s Bench Division and sit for up to 30 days each year in addition to his...

Delighted to welcome Shahram Sharghy as a tenant at 1 Crown Office Row - Aug 2021

Join us in welcoming Shahram Sharghy to chambers, effective from 23rd August 2021. Shahram was called in 2000 and has an established practice in personal injury, inquests and clinical negligence. He...

David Hart QC, Emma-Louise Fenelon and Tom Beamont act for victims of the Beirut Port Explosion - Aug 2021

On 4 August 2020, 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored in the port of Beirut exploded, resulting in one of the largest non-nuclear explosions in history. The Beirut Port explosion killed over 200...

Live Q&A with Sarabjit Singh QC to mark South Asian Heritage Month - Aug 2021

On Tuesday 3rd August, Sarabjit Singh QC gave a live streamed Q&A to the Government Legal Department (GLD) Race Network to commemorate South Asian Heritage Month. He covered issues such as his...

1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Spring 2021 – Issue 9 - Jul 2021

Welcome to the ninth issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, brought to you by the barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. Download the Spring 2021 newsletter here: 1COR Quarterly Medical Law...

Rajkiran Barhey appears at Grenfell Tower Inquiry hearings - Jul 2021

Rajkiran Barhey, instructed on behalf of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry, questioned the Managing Director of the lift contractors who installed the lifts at Grenfell Tower at hearings this week. At Phase...

Law Pod UK Ep. 147: Vicarious trauma in the legal profession - Jul 2021

The Covid pandemic has brought the mental health of those within the legal profession into sharp relief. For some people, the past 18 months will have been the first time they have discussed their...

Get your copy of the 1COR Bundle 2021-22 now - Jun 2021

One Crown Office Row are excited to announce that their 2021-22 Bundle is here! Download your copy here: 1COR BUNDLE 2021-22 Some highlights from the last 12 months include: Launch...

Birthrights Inquiry begins hearing evidence - Jun 2021

On 22nd June 2021, the Birthrights Inquiry held the first evidence session as part of it's ongoing investigation into disparities in maternal outcomes for ethnic minorities. Shaheen Rahman QC is...

Hearings Commence for Jermaine Baker Public Inquiry - Jun 2021

The Public Inquiry into the death of Jermaine Baker commenced today, 14th June 2021, with Opening Statements by Counsel to the Inquiry and the Core Participants. Neil Sheldon QC is acting for the...

Checks and Balances – Public law lessons from Covid-19 - Jun 2021

On 10th June 2021 Philip Havers QC chairs our webinar on 'Checks and Balances – Public law lessons from Covid-19' with expert speakers Dominic Ruck Keene and Henry Tufnell. Philip Havers QC opens...

Healthcare Inquests & Covid-19 – Where Are We Now? - May 2021

Join Chair Caroline Cross and expert speakers Shaheen Rahman QC, Matthew Hill and Rajkiran Barhey as they discuss healthcare inquests and Covid-19 at 2pm today. Caroline will begin by looking at...

Law Pod UK Ep. 142: Vaccine hesitancy and the Court of Protection – who decides? - Apr 2021

Informed consent to medical treatment is at the heart of the vaccine debate. Consent is also at the centre of most of the cases that come before the Court of Protection. So now we have a very specific...

Law Pod UK Ep. 141: 100 days since UK’s withdrawal from the EU - Apr 2021

In her latest episode of 2903cb, Professor Catherine Barnard looks back on the past 100+ days since the UK withdrew from the EU. The dire forecasts of chaos at our borders have not been realised, and...

How can I search for an individual QMLR article? Using our new Archive website! - Apr 2021

Want the latest case summaries? Looking for all the articles on consent? Need one place with all our COVID-19 guidance? Two years after Chambers began the 1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review (QMLR),...

1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Winter 2020/21 – Issue 8 - Apr 2021

Welcome to the eighth issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, updating you on developments in Winter 2020/21 and our announcement: New QMLR website Two years after Chambers began QMLR,...

Sutton Trust Pathways to Law Insight Week: Imposter Syndrome - Apr 2021

On 13th April 2021 a group of barristers from 1 Crown Office Row participated in the Sutton Trust Pathways to Law Insight Week. Alice Kuzmenko led the interactive session, appearing with Judith...

Law Pod UK Ep. 139: Harriet Wistrich on Criminal Justice for Women - Apr 2021

Following International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, Emma-Louise Fenelon spoke to Harriet Wistrich, founder of the Centre for Women’s Justice about the many ways in which the UK...

Women’s History Month : Reflections from 1COR - Mar 2021

Clodagh Bradley QC and Jessica Elliott reflect on life at the bar from Silk and junior perspectives to honour Women's History Month and International Women's Day. Clodagh Bradley QC ...

Emma-Louise Fenelon instructed in the Infected Blood Inquiry - Mar 2021

During the 1970s and 1980s, thousands of people in the UK were infected with hepatitis B, hepatitis C and/or HIV by blood or blood products administered to them by the NHS. These include people who...

Shaheen Rahman QC, Gideon Barth and Jo Moore take part in Pathways to Law mock trial - Feb 2021

Today Sutton Trust Pathways to Law students hosted by the University of Roehampton will participate in a virtual mock trial with Gideon Barth and Shaheen Rahman QC coaching prosecution and defence...

1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Autumn 2020 – Issue 7 - Feb 2021

Welcome to the seventh issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, brought to you by the barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. This issue was unfortunately somewhat delayed but covers developments in...

Congratulations to John Whitting QC on being appointed to the Welsh Government Panel of Queen’s Counsel - Feb 2021

One Crown Office Row is delighted to announce the reappointment of John Whitting Q.C. to the Welsh Government Panel of Queen's Counsel. The appointment will be for a period of five years, starting...

Law Pod UK Ep. 135: “Historical” Crimes: Ireland’s unmarried mothers and their children - Jan 2021

In the latest episode of Law Pod UK, Emma-Louise Fenelon speaks to Máiréad Enright, about Ireland’s recent Mother and Baby Homes Commission of Investigation Report which prompted an official State...

1COR Christmas Competition 2020 - Jan 2021

Thank you to everyone who made a guess about our Christmas Card this year! Congratulations to Carol Maunder, Dutton Gregory, the winner has chosen Hope in the Community Bournemouth. This year, 1COR...

Law Pod UK Ep. 134: the significant cases of 2020 - Jan 2021

Whilst many of us would prefer not to dwell on 2020, it was a year that produced many interesting decisions. In Episode 134, Michael Spencer and Jonathan Metzer talk to Emma-Louise Fenelon about the...

Delighted to announce Andrew Kennedy’s appointment to Queen’s Counsel - Dec 2020

Congratulations to Andrew Kennedy on his appointment to Queen’s Counsel this year. Whilst the ceremony may look a little different we are proud to see Andrew take silk. Described in the...

Jeremy Hyam QC named The Times Lawyer of the Week - Dec 2020

Delighted to announce that Jeremy Hyam QC is this week’s Lawyer of the Week in The Times. Jeremy practises in Clinical Negligence, Administrative and Public Law, Inquests, Public Inquiries,...

LawPod UK Ep. 132: Best of Law Pod UK 2020 - Dec 2020

Covid, clinical negligence, quarantine, lockdown, inquests, nerve agents, algorithms, child abuse, coercive and controlling behaviour and racism. What’s there not to like in our smorgasbord of...

Jo Moore discusses access to the Bar at the Diversity Network Inclusion Festival 2020 - Dec 2020

Head of Outreach Jo Moore discusses social mobility, equality, diversity and inclusion as well as practical ways to widen access to the Bar as part of the Diversity Network flagship Inclusion Festival...

Martin Forde QC features on the Power List 2021 - Nov 2020

Congratulations to Martin Forde QC on being named one of the most influential people for the second year running in recognition of his impact on the legal landscape. The Powerlist is an independent...

Iain O’Donnell joins roundtable on the Enforcement of Animal Welfare Legislation - Nov 2020

On 25th November Iain O’Donnell joins the All Party Parliamentary Group for Animal Welfare (APGAW) remote roundtable on the Enforcement of Animal Welfare Legislation. Iain and other expert speakers...

Hear from Peter Skelton QC at Evershed & Sutherlands webinar: The Practical Guide to Public Inquiries - Nov 2020

Join Eversheds & Sutherlands at 5.15pm on 25 November with Peter Skelton QC joining an expert panel, Sarah Jones, Isabelle Mitchell, Peter Jones, Nicholas Griffin QC and Rory Phillips QC. They...

Annual Bar and Young Bar Conference 2020 “Forward Thinking: The Bar of the Future” featuring Martin Forde QC - Nov 2020

This year’s Annual Bar and Young Bar Conference “Forward Thinking: The Bar of the Future” is taking place remotely between 18-21 November 2020. The opening panel event at 6pm hear from Martin...

University of Bristol Medical Law Society and Bar Society: Clinical Negligence at the Bar Panel with Shaheen Rahman QC - Nov 2020

On 13th November Shaheen Rahman QC joins the University of Bristol Medical Law Society and Bar Society virtual event looking at Clinical Negligence at the Bar. She joins a panel of experts discussing...

The Times Lawyer of the Week: Alasdair Henderson - Nov 2020

Proud to see The Times name Alasdair Henderson as their Lawyer of the Week. In addition to his full time practice, Alasdair is a Commissioner for the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) and...

Undercover Policing Inquiry’s hearings begin today - Nov 2020

Today, 2nd November, the Undercover Policing Inquiry starts its hearings with seven days of live-streamed opening statements, followed by seven days of evidence hearings. The full schedule and how the...

Inner Temple’s Discovery Day for Schools with Jo Moore and Michael Spencer - Oct 2020

On 30th October, Inner Temple are holding a virtual Becoming a Barrister Discovery Day for Schools. Head of Outreach Jo Moore and Michael Spencer will speak at the ‘plea in mitigation and case...

1COR recommended as a Band 1 set with top client service in the Chambers Guide 2021 - Oct 2020

Chambers & Partners has ranked 1COR as a Band 1 Set in Clinical Negligence, Inquests & Inquiries and Professional Discipline as well as highly ranked for Administrative & Public Law,...

When the Courts closed their doors: remote hearings, should they stay with us? - Sep 2020

Marina Wheeler QC considers the future of remote hearings post pandemic: should they stay with us? So much has changed. In mid-March in the midst of a public health emergency, the Courts slammed...

A Trial in Lockdown Webinar - Jul 2020

On 3rd July 2020 Owain Thomas QC discussed his recent experience appearing in the Royal Courts of Justice in one of the first in-person trials held during the first lockdown. He went through...

Martin Forde QC recognised in Oxford BHM 100 list - Oct 2020

In honour of Black History month, Oxford University have put together list of 100 people, past and present, who have contributed to the calibre of Oxford University’s reputation and understanding of...

Delighted by the Legal 500 Set Overviews and Testimonials - Oct 2020

We are delighted to see the lovely comments and heartwarming testimonials about our clerking team released by the Legal 500 for their 2021 guide. Read all about 1COR's areas of expertise, barristers...

‘See’ you at the Bar Council Pupillage Fair 2020 - Oct 2020

Delighted to virtually join the Bar Council Pupillage Fair on 17th October. Chat through what we do, a career at the Bar and meet our barristers on the 2nd floor. Read about Rajkiran Barhey's...

1COR barristers highly recommended in latest Legal 500 Bar Guide 2021 - Sep 2020

Today the latest Legal 500 guide was released with our chambers remaining highly ranked across clinical negligence and inquests & inquiries as well as newly ranked for administrative & public...

Welcoming new tenants Henry Tufnell and Alice Kuzmenko - Sep 2020

Chambers are pleased to welcome our two pupils as full tenants today. After an unusual pupillage we are delighted to give them a warm welcome as full tenants building their practice across all of...

Law Pod UK Ep. 125: Latest on the Brexit transition with Prof. Barnard - Sep 2020

In her latest episode, Professor Catherine Barnard of Cambridge University comments on the transition period towards Brexit since the Withdrawal Act was implemented by the government in January this...

Jo Moore speaks at first ELSA Durham Research Symposium Public Law Webinar - Sep 2020

Jo Moore joins a stellar line up of speakers at the first virtual Research Symposium hosted by the European Law Students Association (ELSA) with Durham University Bar Society. Jo spoke to the students...

1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Summer 2020 – Issue 6 - Sep 2020

Welcome to the sixth issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, brought to you by the barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. Download the Summer 2020 newsletter here: 1COR QMLR - Summer 2020 - Issue 6 ...

Law Pod UK Ep. 124: The last Novichok poisoning with Matthew Hill - Sep 2020

The Russian political dissident Alexei Navalny is still in an induced coma in a hospital in Berlin after being poisoned with the nerve agent Novichok on a flight from Siberia to Moscow on the 20th...

Jo Moore named as finalist for Rising Star – Barrister/Advocate of the Year by Women In Law Awards - Sep 2020

Congratulations to Jo Moore on being a 2020 finalist for the Rising Star - Barrister/Advocate of the Year by Women In Law Awards. We're proud to have her hard work recognised and well done to all the...

Law Pod UK Ep. 123: We’re back! With Joshua Rozenberg - Sep 2020

After a summer hiatus, Law Pod UK returns with an interview with Joshua Rozenberg who will be well known to listeners as a legal commentator, journalist, and presenter of the BBC’s Law in Action. ...

JUSTICE Report ‘When Things Go Wrong: the response of the justice system’ - Aug 2020

The Working Group of JUSTICE, chaired by former 1COR member Sir Robert Owen, have published their report addressing the undermining of public trust in the response of the justice system to deaths:...

Congratulations on our Six Members appointed to the Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel - Aug 2020

We are delighted to announce that Isabel McArdle and Matthew Hill have been appointed to the B Panel of Counsel, with Jessica Elliott, Gideon Barth, Emma-Louise Fenelon and Jonathan Metzer appointed...

The 1COR Bundle for 2020 is out now - Aug 2020

Take a look back at the key cases and life in Chambers over the extraordinary last twelve months with our annual publication, the 1COR Bundle. Download your copy here : 1COR BUNDLE 2020 - 21 ...

1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – 2020 – Special Issue – Part 3 - Jul 2020

Welcome to this COVID-19 special issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, brought to you by the barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. Given the fast moving nature of this situation, we will likely...

Law Pod UK Ep. 120: Internment in Northern Ireland with Matthew Hill - Jul 2020

The recent ruling by the Supreme Court that Gerry Adams, the former leader of Sinn Féin, had been unlawfully detained and convicted in the 1970s has elicited some severe criticism from high places,...

Sutton Trust Pathways to Law Annual Virtual Conference with 1COR barristers - Jul 2020

This week 21 1COR barristers from London and Brighton have come together to speak at live stream events or for pre-recorded talks for the Sutton Trust's Pathways to Law annual conference, now being...

ARDL Webinar: An Inquiry for Inquiry’s Sake? - Jul 2020

Join 1COR's Jeremy Hyam QC and Rajkiran Barhey on Monday to hear them debate the effectiveness of a public inquiry in response to COVID-19, chaired by Daniel Machover. This webinar is hosted by ARDL...

LawPod UK Ep. 117: Systemic Racial Inequality, Windrush and the Bar with Martin Forde QC - Jun 2020

The beginning of this week marked Windrush Day, introduced in June 2018 on the 70th anniversary of the Windrush migration, to celebrate the contribution of the Windrush Generation and their...

LawPod UK Ep. 116: IICSA Update and Abuse within Minority Religions with Richard Scorer - Jun 2020

In Episode 116 Emma-Louise Fenelon speaks to Richard Scorer, Head of Abuse at Slater and Gordon, about progress of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) and in particular the...

Martin Forde QC featured in June Issue of Counsel Magazine - May 2020

Martin Forde QC features on the front cover of Counsel Magazine’s June Issue. He discusses the Windrush Scheme, concept of citizenship and his experience of diversity at the Bar with Natasha...

Oliver Sanders QC talks emerging tech with Law Commissioner Sarah Green in Counsel Magazine - May 2020

In the June issue of Counsel Magazine, Oliver Sanders QC interviews Professor Sarah Green, the new Law Commissioner for Commercial and Common Law. They discuss how her background in coding has...

Duncan Fairgrieve remotely appears before the Supreme Court in landmark tort law case - May 2020

Duncan Fairgrieve is appearing in a landmark case before the Supreme Court concerning the application of the doctrine of illegality in tort law. The appeal is being heard over a day and a half by a...

Dominic Ruck Keene examines whether the lockdown is compliant with the European Charter of Human Rights? - May 2020

In response to this post on the UK Human Rights Blog, Dominic Ruck Keene examines where the lockdown is compliant with the European Charter of Human Rights (ECHR). Download his analysis here and...

Coronavirus lawsuits across Europe, UK and USA in Wired UK - May 2020

Rajkiran Barhey offers insight into potential coronavirus mass litigation in the latest Wired article by Elaine Allaby. The article looks at the different group actions being brought in European...

Jo Moore instructed as junior counsel to the Brook House Inquiry - Apr 2020

The Brook House Inquiry has been set up to investigate the decisions, actions and circumstances surrounding the mistreatment of detainees at Brook House Immigration Removal Centre (IRC) shown in the...

LawPod UK Ep. 108: Renewed lockdown, new guidance - Apr 2020

In this latest episode we consider the probable attitude of the judiciary to any challenges regarding the government’s responsibility for providing sufficient PPE, the risk imposed on individuals,...

(Remote) Life at the Bar with the Sutton Trust - Apr 2020

Barristers from 1 Crown Office Row (London and Brighton) have been working with the Sutton Trust to run remote outreach sessions after the students’ planned Easter work experience placements were...

1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review -2020 – Special Issue - Mar 2020

Welcome to this special issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review (QMLR), brought to you by the barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. We are endeavouring to provide legal analysis of changes caused by...

COVID-19 Outbreak – Information for Clients - Mar 2020

Current as of: 04/11/2020 Chambers continues to help protect the health and wellbeing of clients, staff, Members and the wider community by implementing measures which minimise social interactions...

1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Winter 2019/20 – Issue 4 - Mar 2020

Welcome to the fourth issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, brought to you by barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. This quarterly publication aims to provide summaries and comment on recent cases...

Michael Spencer contributes to 3rd edition of the legal handbook for disabled children - Mar 2020

Disabled Children: a legal handbook LAG, 3rd Edition is an excellent, easily understood guide to the legal rights of disabled children, young people and their families in England. It is intended as a...

Widening Participation with the Inner Temple and Warwick University - Feb 2020

On 12th February, four members of 1COR volunteered their time to participate in Inner Temple’s School's Day event with Warwick University's Pathways to Law students. Michael Deacon and Alice...

Neil Sheldon QC successful in landmark appeal on Parliamentary Privilege - Feb 2020

Neil Sheldon QC acted for the Foreign Secretary in the case of Gannon & Warsama v Foreign & Commonwealth Office and Sasha Wass QC [2020] EWCA Civ 142, which concerned the report of a...

Jonathan Metzer completes Pegasus Scholarship in the USA - Jan 2020

Jonathan Metzer has returned to Chambers after completing his six week Pegasus Scholarship in the United States. The Pegasus Scholarship programme was established to foster links between the UK and...

1COR Christmas Card Competition 2019 - Jan 2020

Well done to all who guessed who was carrying the figgy pudding! This year saw Michael Deacon and Emma Buckland sitting down to enjoy figgy pudding, carried in by Leanne Woods. Congratulations to our...

Shaheen Rahman QC joins panellists at HRLA’s Review of the Year 2019 - Dec 2019

Each year the Human Rights Lawyers Association (HRLA) invites a panel of legal professionals to review the year in human rights law. 2019 has been an interesting year including First 100 Years of...

The 1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Autumn 2019 – Issue 3 - Dec 2019

Welcome to the third issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, brought to you by barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. This quarterly publication aims to provide summaries and comment on recent cases...

Angus McCullough QC and Shaheen Rahman QC have tackled the question: ‘Disclosure in Closed Material Proceedings: What Has to Be Revealed?’ - Nov 2019

In the latest volume of Judicial Review, Angus McCullough QC and Shaheen Rahman QC consider the approach to “disclosure” in closed material proceedings (CMPs). They address the background and...

Latest Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse report into The Roman Catholic Church Case Study published - Oct 2019

In October 2019, The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) published their report on The Roman Catholic Church Case Study: English Benedictine Congregation looking at Ealing Abbey and St...

Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse publish investigation report into Accountability and Reparations - Sep 2019

On 19th September 2019, the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse published a report in its Accountability and Reparations Investigation. The Investigation is looking at the effectiveness of...

Join us at the Bar Council Pupillage Fair 2019 - Oct 2019

1COR are excited to exhibit at the Bar Council Pupillage Fair on 26th October 2019. Learn about life at the bar by chatting with our barristers, ask questions about the life as a pupil and get clarity...

Is this too sensitive? Dealing with difficult issues in Inquests and Inquiries - Oct 2019

Welcome to an evening of debate with three teams of 1COR speakers with extensive experience in their roles in major inquests and inquiries. They will discuss the different perspectives and lessons...

1 Crown Office Row remains a Tier 1 Set in the Legal 500 2020 - Sep 2019

We are delighted to remain ranked as a tier 1 set in the latest edition of the Legal 500 for Inquests & Inquiries as well as Clinical Negligence with our members highly ranked in Administrative...

Sarabjit Singh QC speaks at the JUSTICE Human Rights Conference 2019 - Oct 2019

Sarabjit Singh QC joins a panel of speakers for the annual JUSTICE Human Rights Conference on 16th October 2019. The conference offers valuable insight into the human rights issues of the year with a...

Peter Skelton QC appointed Counsel for the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police at the Undercover Policing Inquiry - Sep 2019

Peter Skelton QC has been instructed to represent the Metropolitan Police at the Undercover Policing Inquiry (UCPI). The Inquiry is chaired by Sir John Mitting and was set up by the Home Secretary...

Read through some of the highlights of 2019 in the 1COR Bundle - Sep 2019

The 1COR bundle is our annual Magazine with news and features about people and cases. Highlights of this year’s magazine include: The launch of the new 1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review...

The 1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Summer 2019 – Issue 2 - Aug 2019

Welcome to the second issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, brought to you by barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. This quarterly publication aims to provide summaries and comment on recent cases in...

Publication of ‘The Negligence Liability of Public Authorities’ - Jul 2019

Duncan Fairgrieve has co-authored the leading text on public authority liability, entitled The Negligence Liability of Public Authorities, which has just been published by Oxford University Press in...

London Bridge Inquest concludes attackers lawfully killed - Jul 2019

On 16th July 2019, the inquest into the London Bridge Attack concluded with the jury finding that the 3 attackers were lawfully killed by police. The Chief Coroner, His Honour Judge Mark Lucraft QC,...

Congratulations to David Manknell, Suzanne Lambert, Alasdair Henderson, Natasha Barnes and Paul Reynolds on their appointments to Attorney General’s Panel of Counsel - Jul 2019

We are proud to announce that David Manknell has been re-appointed to the Attorney General’s A Panel of Counsel, Suzanne Lambert, Natasha Barnes and Alasdair Henderson have been appointed to the...

The 1COR Quarterly Medical Law Review – Spring 2019 – Issue 1 - May 2019

Welcome to the first issue of the Quarterly Medical Law Review, brought to you by barristers at 1 Crown Office Row. This new quarterly publication aims to provide summaries and comment on recent cases...

Peter Skelton QC in hearing of claim by child of an undercover police officer - May 2019

Peter Skelton QC is appearing for the Metropolitan Police Commissioner in a hearing today, Wednesday 15th May 2019, arising from the personal injury claim brought by ‘TBS’ the son of a former...

Public Hearings begin in The Infected Blood Inquiry - May 2019

On 30th April 2019, the first public hearings of the Infected Blood Inquiry were held in London. More are planned over the next year in Belfast, Leeds, Edinburgh and Cardiff. The Inquiry is chaired by...

Infected Blood Inquiry announces innovative plans to allow individuals to give evidence anonymously - Jan 2019

The Infected Blood Inquiry has announced innovative plans to allow individuals to give evidence through appointed intermediaries. The intermediaries will visit those who request their support and then...

Neil Sheldon wins ‘Public Inquiries Barrister of the Year’ at the annual Lawyer Monthly Awards - Nov 2018

Each year the Lawyer Monthly conducts research and collects votes for each nominee to determine who in the legal world has delivered outstanding results for their clients in the last twelve months....

1 Crown Office Row remains a ‘Band 1 Set’ according to Chambers & Partners - Nov 2018

Chambers & Partners has ranked 1COR as a Band 1 Set in Clinical Negligence, Inquests & Inquiries and Professional Discipline as well as highly ranked for Personal Injury, Civil Liberties &...

1 Crown Office Row remains a ‘top tier set’ in the Legal 500 2018 Guide - Oct 2018

The Legal 500 Directory has named 1 Crown Office Row as the only top tier set for Clinical Negligence & Healthcare and a top tier set for Professional Discipline & Regulatory Law. The Legal...

Guy Mansfield QC upholds Kenya Emergency Group Litigation judgment in Court of Appeal - Oct 2018

Following an expedited oral hearing, the Court of Appeal on Tuesday, 9 October, in a reserved judgment, [2018] EWCA Civ 2213, refused the Claimant permission to appeal the decision of Stewart J in the...

Peter Skelton QC, Matthew Hill and Gideon Barth successful in Court of Appeal inquests challenge - Sep 2018

The Court of Appeal today handed down judgment in a case arising from the renewed inquests into the Birmingham Pub Bombings. The case concerns the breadth of investigation that a coroner must...

Matthew Hill and Michael Deacon instructed as junior counsel to the Infected Blood Inquiry - Sep 2018

During the 1970s and 1980s, thousands of people (the precise number remains unknown) in the UK were infected with hepatitis C and/or HIV by blood products administered to them, in most cases in order...

Peter Skelton QC, Matthew Hill and Gideon Barth in Court of Appeal inquests challenge - Jul 2018

Peter Skeleton QC, Matthew Hill and Gideon Barth have appeared before the Lord Chief Justice in the Court of Appeal in a case arising from the renewed inquests into the Birmingham Pub Bombings of...

Truth? Justice? Accountability? - Apr 2018

Modern Challenges of Major Inquests & Inquiries Thank you to all who came to listen to our speakers highlight some of the major challenges, issues and lessons to be learnt from major inquests...

Matthew Hill has been instructed as lead junior counsel to the Infected Blood Inquiry - Apr 2018

The inquiry will examine the use by the NHS of blood products that were contaminated with HIV, Hepatitis C and other infections. Many of the products were imported and obtained from high-risk donor...

1COR instructed by victims of contaminated blood scandal - May 2017

Specialist lawyers have joined with victims of the NHS contaminated blood scandal of the 1970s and 1980s to give their support to calls from a charity and an MP for a full statutory inquiry to finally...

Philippa Whipple QC lead Counsel to the Detainee Inquiry assisted by Matthew Hill - Dec 2013

The report of the Detainee Inquiry led by Sir Peter Gibson has been published by the Government. Philippa Whipple QC was lead counsel to the Inquiry. Matthew Hill was also involved as Counsel. The...

Nine members of 1COR involved in Al-Sweady Public Inquiry - Mar 2013

After more than three years of preliminary investigations, Monday, 4 March marked the commencement of oral hearings in the Al-Sweady Public Inquiry. The Inquiry was announced by the Secretary of State...

Neil Garnham QC in TV discussion on the Victoria Climbie Inquiry - Mar 2012

Neil Garnham QC, who was Counsel to the Victoria Climbie Inquiry, will appear on the “Crimes that shook Britain: Victoria Climbie” TV broadcast. Tune into this programme, which will be aired on...

Philippa Whipple QC is lead counsel to the Detainee Inquiry which will provide a report to the Prime Minister shortly - Mar 2012

Philippa Whipple QC is lead Counsel to the Detainee Inquiry which was established to look at whether Britain was implicated in the improper treatment of detainees held by other countries in the...

Philippa Whipple QC appointed Counsel to the “Detainee Inquiry” - Jul 2011

Philippa Whipple QC has been appointed lead counsel to the “Detainee Inquiry”. The Inquiry will look into allegations that the UK Government and its intelligence agencies were involved in ill...

Dominic Ruck Keene acting for White Flowers Alba at IICSA - Nov 2017

Dominic Ruck Keene is to appear at the Independent Inquiry into Child Sex Abuse (IICSA) as part of their investigation into the English Benedictine Congregation. He is appearing on behalf of White...

Adam Wagner gives an interview to the BBC on the Grenfell Fire Inquiry - Sep 2017

Adam Wagner was interviewed by Vanessa Feltz, on her BBC London Breakfast show today on the opening of the Grenfell Tower Public Inquiry. He discussed the nature of public inquiries, what people...

Four Members of 1COR involved in the Public Inquiry into the death of Alexander Litvinenko - Jan 2015

Neil Garnham QC and Robert Wastell are representing the Home Secretary and David Evans QC and Alasdair Henderson are representing the Ministry of Defence in the Public Inquiry into the death of...

Neil Garnham QC, Neil Sheldon and Robert Wastell are representing the Home Secretary in the Public Inquiry into the death of Alexander Litvinenko - Aug 2014

Neil Garnham QC, Neil Sheldon and Robert Wastell are representing the Government, and in particular the Home Secretary, in the Public Inquiry into the death of Alexander Litvinenko, a former employee...

Christopher Mellor’s podcast on the proposed Duty of Candour for the NHS - Jun 2013

Christopher Mellor acted for the Strategic Health Authority in the Mid Staffordshire NHS Public Inquiry. In a podcast with Hill Dickinson he discusses the final report into this Inquiry and the...

Christina Lambert QC and Kate Beattie are Counsel to the Dame Janet Smith BBC Review - Feb 2013

Christina Lambert QC has been appointed as lead Counsel to the Dame Janet Smith Review. She will be assisted by Kate Beattie also of One Crown Office Row. This review "was established by the BBC to...

Members of 1COR acted in the Mid-Staffordshire NHS Trust Public Inquiry - Feb 2013

Members of One Crown Office Row were involved in this inquiry, drawing on their combined expertise in clinical negligence and public law. The hearings took place from November 2010 until December...

Members of One Crown Office Row acted in the Leveson Inquiry - Nov 2012

Neil Garnham QC and Alasdair Henderson acted for the Metropolitan Police and Peter Skelton acted for the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPC) in the Leveson (phone hacking) Inquiry into the...

Neil Garnham QC and Alasdair Henderson are acting for the Metropolitan Police in the Leveson Inquiry - May 2012

Neil Garnham QC and Alasdair Henderson are acting for the Metropolitan Police in the Leveson (phone hacking) Inquiry into the culture, practice and ethics of the press. The Inquiry is currently...

Peter Skelton acting for the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime in the Leveson Inquiry - May 2012

Peter Skelton is acting for the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPC) in the Leveson (phone hacking) inquiry. This body, headed by the Mayor of London, was formerly the Metropolitan Police...

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