Notable Cases

Leah Connolly and Katie Lobo successfully challenged a CPS decision to prosecute a young client facing proceedings for two offences.

Rachel Hobba's client had their charges dropped by the CPS. This was after she instructed an expert to challenge the Prosecution evidence and submitted a letter of representations.

After a trial at Nottingham Magistrates' Court, our client was acquitted from one count of ABH.

Amy Cox represented a client whose minimum term was reduced from 22 years to 18 and a half years after an appeal against sentence.

After being charged with a s.18 causing grievous bodily harm, Poppy Ingall was able to persuade the Prosecution to accept a lesser plea to causing actual bodily harm instead.

Rachel Hobba represents a client who was accused of assaults against his partner. After making representations to the CPS, the case against him was discontinued.

Despite typically resulting in a charge, Alex Whitmore's client received a caution following her advice at the police station.

Following a three-day trial at Harrow Crown Court, our client was acquitted of one count of being the person in charge of a dog which caused injury while being dangerously out of control.

The High Court quashed the order for our client’s extradition to Poland due to his mental health and suicide risk, finding that extradition would be oppressive and breach Article 8 ECHR.

R v E 2025 – Following a hung jury, our client was found not guilty of rape after a re-trial.

R v F 2025 – Following representations in the Crown Court, the prosecution accepted a caution for assaulting and emergency worker rather than pursuing the case to trial.

David Bloom represents a client who owed £62,000 on an existing Order, and £54,000 in interest. An Order was obtained reducing this amount to nil.