Serle Court barristers appointed to the Attorney General’s Civil Panel of Junior Counsel
Serle Court is delighted to announce that Giselle McGowan has been promoted to the London ‘A’ […]
Better Intelligent Management Ltd v Phoenix Place Block A RTM Company Ltd & Anor [2026] UKUT 257 (LC)
Jonathan Upton KC successfully represented the respondents as the Upper Tribunal upheld the leaseholders’ right to manage in the latest chapter of the long-running Phoenix litigation.
Hugh Rowan named Junior Barrister of the Year at the Apartment Adviser Awards 2026
Our congratulations to Hugh on this great achievement!
Serle Court is Chambers & Partners’ High Net Worth ‘Set of the Year’
This recognition reflects the strength and depth of our Private Client, Offshore, and High Net Worth teams.
The Estate of Claudia Edwards Bethel v Attorney General of The Bahamas
Ruth Jordan and Suzanne Ter-Minassian acted for the successful respondent, the Estate of Mrs Bethel.
Serle Court Shortlisted for Six Awards at Legal 500 Bar Awards 2026
The number of nominations received this year is a testament to the outstanding work undertaken by everyone in Chambers.
Serle Court takes part in the London Legal Walk 2026
Serle Court was proud play a part in raising funds for the London Legal Support Trust.
James Mather recognised by Lawdragon
Our congratulations to James Mather who joins the Lawdragon 500 Global Plaintiff Lawyers.
Hugh Rowan shortlisted at the Apartment Adviser Awards 2026
Serle Court is delighted to announce that Hugh Rowan has been shortlisted for ‘Barrister of the Year – Junior Counsel’ at the Apartment Adviser Awards 2026.
Legal Cheek’s Best Chambers for Work/Life Balance
Serle Court was proud to win Legal Cheek’s Award for the best chambers for work/life balance 2026.
Bargain Busting Limited v Shenzhen SKE Technology Co Ltd
Michael Edenborough KC acted for the successful appellant in this important IP decision.
Permission to appeal refused in landmark Brazilian dam litigation
Jonathan McDonagh analyses the Court of Appeal’s refusal of BHP’s application for permission to appeal in the landmark Brazilian dam litigation, reaffirming the high threshold for challenging findings of foreign law, fact and expert evidence.
