187 are Delighted to Announce that Isotta Reichenbach & Emily Griffiths have Started their Pupillage with us this Month
187 are delighted to announce that Isotta Reichenbach and Emily Griffiths have started their pupillage with us this month.
Cases, News & Events
Chambers and Partners Rankings: 2025
187 Chambers are delighted to have been recognised in the Chambers and Partners rankings for 2025.
187 Chambers is Looking to Recruit an Experienced Fees Clerk
The applicant must be able to demonstrate a high level of competency in billing, including graduated fees, private billing and corresponding with both the LAA and CPS.
Sean Kivdeh Secures Successful Appeal Against Sentence in the Court of Appeal
Sean Kivdeh secures successful appeal against sentence in the court of appeal in a case involving importation of almost 140 kilos of class A drugs.
Kuljeet Dobe Successfully Deploys the Modern Slavery Defence to Secure Acquittal of Man Accused of Drug Dealing
SS was found Not Guilty of being knowingly concerned in the supply of class A & B drugs between January and September 2023.
Tony Rimmer has Helped Secure the Acquittal of a Client Accused of Sexually Assaulting a Woman on a Bus
Tony Rimmer has helped secure the acquittal of a client accused of sexually assaulting a woman on a bus.
Matt Morgan’s Client Found Not Guilty by Unanimous Jury Verdict in Significant Drug-Dealing Case
Matt Morgan represented the lead defendant in South Coast County Lines case founded on substantial volumes of telephone and cell-site evidence.
Legal 500 Rankings: 2025
187 Chambers are delighted to have been recognised, once again, in the Legal 500 2025 rankings.
Chambers Congratulates Christopher Kerr on the Publication of his Scholarly Biography “Jane Austen at 250: Her Art, Life and Times”.
187 Chambers’ members have many talents, both in and out of court.
The First Part in a Two-Part Article by James Onalaja on the International Criminal Court Prosecutor’s Application for Arrest Warrants in the Palestine Situation Published in Counsel Magazine
On his return to Chambers following his posting at the International Criminal Court ‘s (ICC) Office of Public Counsel for the Defence, the first part ofJames Onalaja’s two-part article analysing the criticisms of the ICC Prosecutor’s applications for arrest warrants in the Palestine Situation is published in ‘Counsel’, the Journal of the Bar of England and Wales.