The team at 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square is ‘exceptional’ in social housing law. Jonathan Manning represented a local authority in the Court of Appeal in Birmingham CC v Bravington concerning if a notice of seeking possession could be served by handing it to another resident of the property. Another recent instruction reaching the Court of Appeal includes Iain Colville settling technical questions surrounding the suitability of local authority accommodation in Hodge v Folkestone and Hythe DC. Andrew Holland, led by Andrew Dymond has worked on sensitive cases involving local authority provision of housing for asylum seekers. Toby Vanhegan acted in Moge v Ealing LBC, an important homelessness accommodation case concerning out-of-borough placements.
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- 'The clerks are very helpful, even with urgent instructions. I have had excellent service from Emily Martin and Josh Mann in particular, but all the clerks at chambers are very helpful.'
- 'The clerks are knowledgeable and efficient.'
- 'The clerks are always helpful and ready to go the extra mile.'
- 'Clerking is prompt and helpful; they can be called on and respond with the same level of urgency as the matter presented requires.'
- 'The clerks are approachable and accommodating where possible. They present a good front of the chambers.'
- 'The chambers is exceptional with a wide range of skilled barristers.'
- 'The set have a good number of counsel specialising in this area of different levels of call.'
- 'A good social housing law team.'
Avocats
Meilleurs Juniors
Jonathan Manning
Toby Vanhegan
Andrew Dymond
Stephanie Lovegrove
Ian Peacock
Annette Cafferkey
Iain Colville
Rising stars
Jeunes avocats collaborateurs ou counsels qui se distinguent régulièrement par leur présence dans des dossiers importants du marché, et qui sont identifiés par le marché comme de jeunes talents à suivre.
