Following a 6-week trial at the Central Criminal Court, a man has been found guilty of killing a 16-year old boy who was stabbed to death in front of his mother in her bedroom in South London. Romario Gordon, 22, was part of a group armed with 16-inch zombie knives who were “effectively hunting as […]
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6KBW College Hill is pleased to announce that Chambers has been shortlisted for the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2025. We are also honoured that Alison Morgan KC has been nominated for the award of ‘Crime Silk of the Year’. The winners will be announced at the Chambers UK Bar Awards ceremony on Thursday, 13th November […]
Sasha Wass KC, instructed by Tank Jowett Solicitors, defended a man accused of drowning his 70-year-old fiancée in the bath in Notting Hill. Following a four-week trial at Kingston Crown Court, Clifford Cowen is scheduled to be sentenced in September this year. Man denies drowning woman, 70, who was found dead in overflowing bath with […]
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With the release of the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide 2025, 6KBW College Hill is delighted to be ranked as a Set and that David Perry KC, Duncan Penny KC and Rebecca Chalkley KC all feature in this year’s Financial Crime: High Net Worth Guide. The Guide states that “6KBW has a team […]
We are pleased to launch our 2025 essay competition, aimed at fostering greater diversity and inclusion at the Bar. The deadline is 19 September 2025. For more information, please click here. […]
Yesterday was the first day of public hearings in Module 6 of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry which will focus on adult social care. Adam Payter and Megan Millar represent NACAS (National Association of Care & Support Workers) instructed by Claire Lipworth and Helen Boniface at Hogan Lovells. […]
The Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) has dismissed an appeal by former nurse Colin Campbell, previously known as Colin Norris. Campbell was convicted in 2008 of the murder of four elderly patients and the attempted murder of a further patient in his care by the injection of insulin. Campbell sought to argue that developments in […]
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On 13 June 2025, at the Central Criminal Court, Mrs Justice McGowan sentenced Hasaan Arshad to seven and a half years’ imprisonment for, amongst other offences, an offence contrary to section 3ZA of the Computer Misuse Act 1990. Mr Arshad was convicted of taking home Top Secret data from GCHQ which caused or risked serious […]
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Chambers is delighted to announce that Kate Wilkinson KC has been appointed by the Attorney General as a Special Advocate to act for excluded parties in closed material proceedings. She is the first silk in Chambers to be appointed to this role which builds on Kate’s extensive experience acting in the interests of those excluded […]
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Former BBC Bargain Hunt presenter Oghenochuko Ojiri today pleaded guilty to eight counts of failing to make a disclosure during the course of business within the regulated sector, contrary to section 21A of the Terrorism Act 2000. While running an art gallery, buying and selling artwork, Ojiri sold artwork to a suspected terrorist financier who […]
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