The Supreme Court has handed down judgment in Singularis Holdings Ltd v. Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd [2019] UKSC 50 clarifying the law on attribution to a company of a director’s fraud, and giving the judgment in Stone & Rolls Ltd v. Moore Stephens [2009] 1 AC 1391 its final quietus. Jonathan Crow QC and […]
Chambers is happy to report another successful year in The Legal 500 UK and Chambers UK. Chambers UK reports that “4 Stone Buildings has attained an imperious standing in the market for both the depth of its expertise and the strength of its advocacy across the full gamut of chancery law…”. We have been ranked […]
We are pleased to welcome Daniel Kessler and Nicholas Wright who have accepted offers of tenancy and will start practising as full members of chambers as of October 2019
Charles Marquand will be attending the COMBAR India Roundtable conference in Delhi on 13th – 14th September with Justice Nariman and Lord Hoffmann attending as guests from British High Commission. The conference will focus on matters such as the respective rules of contractual interpretation in England and India, as well the concept of “court craft.” […]
We are delighted to announce that senior clerk David Goddard will be presented with the lifetime achievement award at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2019 on 31st October. Chambers has also been shortlisted for Company/Insolvency set of the year. Robert Miles QC and Jonathan Crow QC have been shortlisted for Chancery Silk of the Year […]
We are pleased to announce that “On Your Feet: A Practical Guide to Civil Advocacy” by Clare Elliot, Brooke Lyne, Emma Horner and Chloë Bell has been published by Sweet & Maxwell. This book provides the reader with a practical guide of how to approach cases as a junior barrister, with the commercial chancery chapters […]
For the first time in its history, the Supreme Court sat in Cardiff from 22 to 25 July 2019. On 23 and 24 July the Supreme Court heard the appeal in Singularis Holdings Ltd v Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd in the Ty Hywel building of Cardiff’s National Assembly. Jonathan Crow QC and Andrew de […]
With the greatest sadness we have to say that Jonathan Brettler has passed away. His final illness was short, and he was at home. His family have our heartfelt sympathy. Jonathan’s memorial service will be at 5pm on Tuesday 5 November at Lincoln’s Inn Chapel, to be followed by a reception in the Old Hall […]
Supreme Court considers rule against reflective loss
4 Stone Buildings is a significant contributor to the Chancery Bar Association’s International Conference in Bermuda on 10th May 2019
