Mr Lindsay Johnson > Cornerstone Barristers > London, England > Barrister Profile

Cornerstone Barristers has earned client trust as advocates in ‘the most complex and high-profile cases’ on a wide variety of issues ranging from anti-social behaviour to statutory nuisance; allocations to repossessions; homelessness and cases involving human rights arguments. Kelvin Rutledge KC led Riccardo Calzavara in the Supreme Court in R (Imam) v LB Croydon – a judicial review concerning a local authority failing to secure suitable accommodation for a homeless claimant, nearly six years after the duty had been accepted, while Catherine Rowlands represented the local authorities in Fertre v South Oxfordshire DC and Vale of White Horse DC, in which a homelessness appellant, after bringing the appeal against the wrong local authority, sought to simply amend her appeal to add the correct defendant. Lindsay Johnson has engaged in a large number of cases involving vulnerable people in challenging situations.