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4KBW’s Ben Haseldine represented the successful claimant in the High Court in a trial concerning the costs that an adult daughter should recover for the care provided to her elderly mother.
4kbw.co.uk/news/ben-haseldin…
Ben was instructed by Kleyman & Co Solicitors at both the liability and quantum trials. @BrydenLaw drafted the successful pleadings, and led Ben in resisting the Defendant’s unsuccessful application to the Court of Appeal for permission to appeal the liability judgment
Rogers v Wills [2025] EWHC 1367 (Ch).
bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/…
Another success for 4 KBW’s Janick Fielding who secured a not guilty verdict after the Crown conceded that the case was no longer in the public interest. The Defendant was an exceptionally vulnerable woman, accused of of stalking her ex-partner.
4kbw.co.uk/news/another-succ…
Success for 4 KBW’s Clara Parry in International Relocation case:
4kbw.co.uk/news/success-clar…
Clara was instructed by Floriane Laruelle @Dawson_Cornwell
4KBW’s @BrydenLaw guests, along with 5SAH’s @GemmaLindfield on the newly launched Family Law Friends Podcast, hosted by Sadie Glover of Blaser Mills Law and Estella Newbold-Brown of Amphlett Lissimore Solicitors.
Listen here on Acast: feeds.acast.com/public/shows…
4KBWChambers retweeted
@5SAHLaw are thrilled to sponsor the Inaugural Festive Family Law Conference which @GemmaLindfield has been organising with Chris Bryden from @4KingsBenchWalk . The event will be held at the Grand Hotel, Eastbourne on 11 and 12 December 2025. Gemma and Chris had a vision of creating something different for the family law community. The title of the conference is: Opening Doors: An Advent Calendar of Legal Insights for Family Lawyers. Like opening a door on an Advent calendar, each session unveils a new topic from outside the world of family law — offering unexpected yet invaluable perspectives to enrich the work of family lawyers. Twelve legal insights. One festive journey.
The aim of the conference is to give busy family law practitioners a pause over the festive period, to learn from other legal disciplines as they relate to family law, indulge in wellbeing, give something back to the community and immerse themselves in a truly festive spectacular.
Corporate social responsibility is important to us at 5SAH and it is fantastic that the conference will support the local homeless community and that there will be a beach clean to support the marine environment.
Get booking today, Email famcon@4kbw.co.uk for a booking form.
Do not hesitate to ask Gemma or our family clerks Dean and Kyle for any further information.
We hope to see you there!
To find out more and to download the full itinerary, please click here: bit.ly/3LwljcV
#FamilyLaw #LegalInsights #ProfessionalDevelopment
4KBW’s Ben Haseldine receives very positive feedback from Stephen Fielding, mediator:
‘Your leadership yesterday was outstanding and without it I don’t think we would have reached the solution that we did”
4kbw.co.uk/news/ben-haseldin…
Success for Adam Williams (Leading Counsel) and Kirsty Day (Junior Counsel) at an 8 day trial at Oxford Crown Court, prosecuting five defendants involved in a violent attack in prison.
4kbw.co.uk/news/success-adam…
Success for Tori Adams in the High Court: Hayden J ruled that the court should exercise its parens patriae jurisdiction in respect of a British child abducted by his father from France to Nigeria, in ND v K [2025] EWHC 1548 (Fam) (20 June 2025).
4kbw.co.uk/news/parens-patri…
4KBWChambers retweeted
THANK YOU to the below pupils for making a fantastic contribution to access to justice by taking on the Pupil Pledge during their second six! ✨
William Knatchbull @3HareCourt
Katie Stephens @stphilips
Clara Parry @4KingsBenchWalk
Sarah Hutchinson @SpireBarristers
#PupilPledge
4KBW’s Jennifer Lanigan assisted Kesar and Co solicitors in securing significant damages in a long-running case against the Ministry of Justice concerning various breaches of the claimant's Article 8 rights
Jenny drafted the pleadings and provided advice throughout the proceedings.
4kbw.co.uk/news/success-jenn…
The claim concerned numerous interferences over several years with the Claimant's correspondence, including unlawful interferences with the Claimant's legal correspondence (termed 'rule 39' correspondence under the Prison Rules).
Jyoti Wood instructed by Mohit Vaghela of Attwater succeeded in securing serious and wide-ranging findings of physical, verbal and psychological abuse along with a finding of coercive and controlling behaviour after a multi-day fact finding hearing heard in Watford
4KBWChambers retweeted
Replying to @WeAreAdvocate @9parkplace @gardencourtlaw @farrarsbuilding @CloistersLaw @NewCourtFamily @1CrownOfficeRow @DoughtyStreet @33BedfordRow @4PBFamilyLaw
⚖️ JUNIOR PRO BONO BARRISTER OF THE YEAR ⚖️
Meet our shortlisted junior barristers below – we hugely appreciate your brilliant work.
@Debevoise, @DoughtyStreet, @5sblaw, @MatrixChambers, @devereuxlaw, @4KingsBenchWalk, @gardencourtlaw, @RadcliffeChmbrs, @ChCtChambers
4KBW’s Janick Fielding secures an acquittal at the Central Criminal Court
4kbw.co.uk/news/janick-field…
4KBW is proud to announce that Jyoti Wood has been shortlisted for Junior Pro Bono Barrister of the year at the 2025 Bar Pro Bono Awards
@WeAreAdvocate
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4KBWChambers retweeted
The 2025 Pro Bono Recognition List has been released.✨
The list shines a light on those who have completed 25 or more hours of pro bono work in the last year, plugging the gap time and time again.
This year, 617 barristers were recognised among the 4,780 lawyers named, a 30% increase in submissions from the Bar.
Find out more⬇️
bit.ly/43RS2i0
#ProBono #ProBonoRecognitionList

ALT Image featuring a quote about the Pro Bono Recognition List by Barbara Mills KC, Chair of the Bar Council, set against a backdrop of a justice scales. In the bottom right hand corner is a Bar Council logo. The quote reads: “The Pro Bono Recognition List shines a light on those lawyers who continue to step up time and time again to plug the gaps. The Bar’s own contribution has grown significantly. We are incredibly grateful for the time and care given by every individual on the list, but their goodwill should not replace the proper funding of legal aid to ensure everyone has access to justice.”
















