Nicholas de la Poer wins abuse of process argument causing case to be stopped
7th Mar 2018
On 6th March 2018 Nicholas de la Poer, instructed by Nicola Sharp of Rahman Ravelli, successfully argued that proceedings should be stayed in a case brought by a local authority in Lincolnshire. ...
Paul Greaney QC at the Deepcut Inquest
29th Jan 2018
Private Sean Benton was found dead, with gunshot wounds, at Deepcut Barracks in 1995. He was the first of four young soldiers to die at the barracks, with such wounds, between 1995 and 2002. In...
Paul Greaney QC acts on behalf of major company in ICO prosecution
16th Jan 2018
Paul Greaney QC today appeared at Warwick Crown Court on behalf of a major company charged with data protection offences. This is one of the first Crown Court prosecutions undertaken by the...
Paul Greaney QC and Nicholas de la Poer at the Grenfell Tower Inquiry
13th Dec 2017
Paul Greaney QC and Nicholas de la Poer appeared at the Grenfell Tower Inquiry, representing a corporate body that has Core Participant Status. The Inquiry sat on 11th and 12th December 2017 in order...
Chambers continues to nurture outstanding talent
3rd Nov 2017
New Park Court Chambers is delighted to announce Amy Levitt, Maryam Ahmad, John Hobley and Mark Robinson have been accepted as tenants following the successful completion of their pupillages in...
Members of New Park Court Chambers remain at the top in the latest legal rankings
3rd Nov 2017
The newly published Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners UK Bar Guide have cemented our status the leading set on the North Eastern Circuit and the home of many of the most eminent practitioners, and...
Paul Greaney QC acts for the CQC in first prosecution of an NHS Trust
16th Oct 2017
Paul Greaney QC represented the CQC in its first prosecution of a public body since the introduction of its extended powers to prosecute. Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust was fined £125,000 for a...
Nicholas de la Poer prosecutes Iceland to £2.5 million fine
19th Sep 2017
Today Iceland was sentenced to £2.5 million fine in a health and safety case. Following a trial which lasted into the third week and which resulted in unanimous guilty verdicts on both...
Successful defence of police officers in the South Yorkshire Police Helicopter Sex Case
4th Aug 2017
Paul Greaney QC and Ben Campbell represented PC Matthew Lucas and Jason Pitter QC and James Gelsthorpe represented PC Lee Walls at their trial on charges of misconduct in public office. They were...
Nicholas de la Poer in successful Iceland fatality prosecution
20th Jul 2017
The jury returned unanimous verdicts of guilty against Iceland in relation to health and safety offences. Iceland were investigated following the death of a maintenance contractor, who fell from an...