England - London • Public sector
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Civil liberties and human rights

Sinclairslaw

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Well-versed in ‘large-scale, important human rights litigation’, Sinclairslaw is routinely engaged in challenges against public authorities, inquests, and HRA claims. Practice head Helen Gill acts for individuals and groups in judicial review processes concerning education law, community care, and public and administrative law. Paul Conrathe ’has an unparalleled record’ in championing individual rights and in advancing the disability agenda, while Chris Callender joined the firm in October 2023 from Simpson Millar LLP to build team’s civil claims and inquest service. Louise Eardley left in July 2023.
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Témoignages

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  • ‘The firm has a really personable approach; it has a number of solicitors who are incredibly approachable, capable, and friendly. The service provided is of a very high quality and delivered in an extremely professional way.’

  • ‘Chris Callender is one of the best solicitors I have worked with as a barrister. He quickly builds a brilliant rapport with vulnerable, difficult and grieving clients, and manages their expectations throughout the very uncertain process of civil litigation. Even when he is telling clients things that they do not want to hear, he does it with both compassion and authority.’

Clients clés

  • Andy Garrett
  • Sue Evans

Points forts

  • Advised Andy Garrett and family on the inquest into the death of their daughter, who had a long history of mental health issues, eating disorder, and suicide attempts.
  • Advised Heidi Crowter on her challenge of the UK’s law on late term abortion of Down’s Syndrome individuals and its appeal to the ECtHR.