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Welcome to the September edition of Gatehouse Chambers' Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury Newsletter. In September we had the pleasure of hosting an event for the Child Brain Injury Trust...

The Court of Appeal has held that the severance of terms rendering a CFA unenforceable was not available to solicitors on public policy grounds and that consequently their clients...

Welcome to the end of 2024 edition of Gatehouse Chambers' Insolvency Newsletter. Below you will find an insightful article by Mark O'Grady, and Ryan Hocking has kindly provided a round up of developments in the law...

Gatehouse Chambers' Insolvency Team provides detailed analysis of three recent High Court cases examining critical issues in bankruptcy and insolvency law, including property transfers via WhatsApp...

Welcome to the February 2022 edition of the Property Newsletter from Gatehouse Chambers.

The term ‘predatory marriage' is not a legal concept, but rather a convenient descriptor for a marriage entered into in circumstances where one party to the marriage is vulnerable and has been induced to enter into the marriage by the other party who is acting solely for financial gain.

Commercial analysis: Unsuccessful appeal under section 69 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (AA 1996) arising out of ten separate arbitral awards concerning ten shipbuilding contracts for container vessels.

This is the next instalment in Gatehouse's analysis of the decision in URS Corporation Ltd v BDW Trading Ltd [2025] UKSC 21. In this article, we focus on the Supreme Court's treatment of the Defective Premises Act 1972...

Mark O'Grady acted for the successful appellant in proceedings where a landlord sought to forfeit a 999-year residential lease, despite the parties' having entered...

Welcome to the December 2021 edition of the Property Newsletter from Gatehouse Chambers. Season's greetings to one and all.

Welcome back after the summer break, and what a summer it was! We had to contend with the ups and downs of Westminster politics, energy costs and the sad passing of Queen Elizabeth II...

We trust you are settled back in to practice after some time off over Easter. The team at Gatehouse are looking forward to the upcoming Summer events...

When is it permissible to take into account the merits of a proposed amendment in an application to amend? Does it make a difference if it is a very late amendment as opposed to a late...

Gatehouse Chambers' Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury team are pleased to update you with a Winter newsflash.

Gatehouse Chambers' Personal Injury Team has been shortlisted for Personal Injury Set of the Year at the Legal 500 Bar Awards, reflecting the team's continued growth and excellence in advocacy. This newsletter edition features practical guidance on interlocutory applications, analysis of recent Court of Appeal decisions on workplace safety rights and public authority liability, and updates on team appointments and client events.

These notes follow the #HardwickeBrew given by Lesley Anderson QC, Sarah Clarke, Gemma Witherington, Emily Betts and Joshua Griffin of the Hardwicke CDR Team on 30th March 2021 which looked at some of the practical issues ...

The Court of Appeal's decision in Hudson v Hathway [2022] EWCA Civ 1648 is arguably the most important decision on the subject of constructive trusts of the family home since the House...

Hello everybody! Welcome to the September edition of Gatehouse's Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Newsletter. As the summer heat cools off, some of our barristers here at Gatehouse's PI...