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Joseph Maggs's article “Upper Tribunal provides further guidance on standard of proof in asylum claims” published on Free Movement
​Joseph Maggs's new article on section 32 of the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 and the higher standard of proof in asylum claims has been published on Free Movement.
Joseph Maggs
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Jury concludes that multiple failures in care probably caused JR’s death at HMP Brixton
Frank Bowmaker represented the family of Joe, whose inquest took place from 14 to 24 September 2026.
Frank Bowmaker
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One Pump Court Welcomes Three New Tenants Following Successful Completion of Pupillage
One Pump Court is delighted to announce that Beatrice Yahia, Emma Talbot and Joseph Maggs have successfully completed their pupillage and accepted offers of tenancy at Chambers.
Joseph Maggs, Emma Talbot, Beatrice Yahia
November 5, 2026
Parosha Chandran to speak at Lincoln's Inn on litigation before the European Court of Human Rights
What are the pitfalls to avoid when bringing a case before the European Court of Human Rights?
Parosha Chandran

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Joseph Maggs's article “Upper Tribunal provides further guidance on standard of proof in asylum claims” published on Free Movement
​Joseph Maggs's new article on section 32 of the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 and the higher standard of proof in asylum claims has been published on Free Movement.
Joseph Maggs
cases
Jury concludes that multiple failures in care probably caused JR’s death at HMP Brixton
Frank Bowmaker represented the family of Joe, whose inquest took place from 14 to 24 September 2026.
Frank Bowmaker
news
One Pump Court Welcomes Three New Tenants Following Successful Completion of Pupillage
One Pump Court is delighted to announce that Beatrice Yahia, Emma Talbot and Joseph Maggs have successfully completed their pupillage and accepted offers of tenancy at Chambers.
Joseph Maggs, Emma Talbot, Beatrice Yahia

Events & Training

Our upcoming seminars and training events.

November 5, 2026
Parosha Chandran to speak at Lincoln's Inn on litigation before the European Court of Human Rights
What are the pitfalls to avoid when bringing a case before the European Court of Human Rights?
Parosha Chandran

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We are pleased to confirm that we are now offering 15 mini-pupillages, taking place between May to September 2025. Find out…
We wish them all the very best for their upcoming pupillage year. Find out more about our pupils here: https://bit.ly/4fjkhuT Will Heath is undertaking his first six training in housing and crime, supervised by Martin Hodgson and Rebecca Martin…
Don’t miss our online book launch event with author Priya Solanki on Wednesday 13th November. Catherine Philps will host the Q&A session, exploring Priya’s latest book and why it’s a must-read for Immigration Solicitors.
 We will then open up the…
We are pleased to announce that Eleri Griffiths has now returned to practice from maternity leave. Eleri is an experienced practitioner in our Immigration and Housing teams. She accepts instructions in all homelessness and associated cases including judicial review and statutory…