My Story – Akshit Vohra, Junior Legal Drafter
Akshit Vohra joined 8PP Barristers & Associates in November 2024 as a Junior Legal Drafter through 8PP’s Training Academy programme. Having qualified as an advocate
14 April 2026
Akshit Vohra joined 8PP Barristers & Associates in November 2024 as a Junior Legal Drafter through 8PP’s Training Academy programme. Having qualified as an advocate
The Court of Appeal has now handed down its judgment in Mazur, providing important clarification on the supervision of litigation and the role of authorised and
The High Court’s decision in Limbu & Ors v Dyson Technology Ltd [2026] EWHC 38 (KB) offers two practical reminders for litigators: first, the importance of discipline when
The Court of Appeal has recently handed down judgment in Duffy v Birmingham City Council [2026] EWCA Civ 146 (full judgement here) a case arising from
Neil has built his legal career around advocacy, representing individuals in various areas of civil litigation including personal injury, consumer, and housing disrepair claims. In
The Housing Ombudsman Service recently issued updated Compensation Guidance aimed at social landlords. While the document is formally directed at landlords responding to complaints, its influence now extends well
On 6 February 2026, the Court of Appeal handed down a significant decision on the amendment and substitution of parties after the expiry of a
In a recent Solicitors Act detailed assessment dispute, the Senior Courts Costs Office (Costs Judge Nagalingam) delivered an important ruling on the scope of a solicitor’s
Deborah Eke’s legal career has spanned jurisdictions, practice areas, and major life milestones. Since moving to the UK, she has requalified, built a civil advocacy
Introduction On 23 October 2025, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) handed down its judgment in Gurney v Randall & Others [2025] EAT 154, a case that
