The prosecution alleged that, during an argument with his mother in her home, the defendant attacked her with a kitchen...
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Shazia Aboobaker Siddik’s client acquitted of a Section 5 Public Order Act offence arising from an incident at Tottenham Hotspur...
The defendant, aged 19, was acquitted at the Old Bailey of attempted murder and possession of a firearm, a Skorpion...
The jury returned not guilty verdicts within just one hour on charges of intentional strangulation and assault arising from allegations...
Congratulations to the winners of the 2026 Rosamund Smith Moot competition, Furnival Chambers' pupil Angelina Freeman and Lucy Shinn whose...
The defendant, who had mental health difficulties, was acquitted unanimously of wounding with intent, contrary to s.18. Three live witnesses...
Tochi Ejimofo represented a youth in a multi-handed case concerning an allegation of s.18 grievous bodily harm. The Crown relied...
Furnival exhibited at this year's Pupillage Fair, and were joined by Kirsty Brimelow KC, Chair of the Bar. Our package...
The defendant, who was aged 17 at the time of the alleged offences, was charged with possession of two firearms,...
At Southwark Crown Court, Princess Firyal of Jordan gave evidence in respect of her one-of-a-kind jewellery collection that had been...
Richard Hearnden prosecutes the UK’s biggest ever copyright fraud involving vinyl records, covered by the Guardian in this long-read article....
Following a three week trial, a Southampton jury has acquitted Mr Fenner’s client of involvement in the aggravated burglary and...