CHAMBERS WELCOMES NEW TENANT

We are delighted to anounce that William Lowe QC has accepted an invitation to join Chambers.

Since taking silk William Lowe QC has appeared in serious cases right across the spectrum of criminal offences. From murder and corporate manslaughter to Health and Safety offences and serious fraud.

He also has considerable experience in the fields of clinical negligence and personal injury, which includes industrial disease work, in particular asbestos related diseases resulting from exposure in shipbuilding and other industrial settings.

 

He will also continue to practise from Paradise Chambers in Leeds.

IRAQ DEATH IN CUSTODY INQUIRY

The public inquiry into the death of Baha Mousa in the custody of British soliders gets under way, with  Fiona Edington representing a number of the soldier witnesses.

Following the successful representation, by members of Thomas More Chambers, of soliders at the now infamous Bulford Court Martial, Fiona Edington continues her impressive representation of the interests of a number of solider witnesses during the inquiry.

 

This lenghty inquiry is being conducted under the Inquiries Act 2005 by the Right Honourable Sir William Gage, a retired Court of Appeal Judge. Details of the inquiry, and a written version of Fiona's opening statement to the inquiry, can be found on the inquiry website.