Kenworthy's News

We are pleased to announce that Daniel Brassington has joined Kenworthy's Civil & Personal Injury Team; Daniel was recently called to the Bar in 2018, having handled a mixed case load of civil and personal injury matters in the County Courts and High Court as Solicitor-Advocate

Daniel Harman today secured a second acquittal in as many weeks. Mr Harman successfully defended in a case involving the alleged disposal of a firearm linked to a robbery and secondly in case involving allegation of a sexual nature and supply of controlled drugs.

What is the role of the Court or Tribunal when assessing a challenge against a certification of an asylum claim as ‘clearly unfounded’? This is a question that has vexed the higher Courts for some time now and, it appears, continues to do so, notwithstanding the Court’s ongoing attempts to answer it.

David Morton, instructed by Cuttle & Co Solicitors, represented Shola McGrath at Manchester Crown Square, Ms McGrath was charged with Conspiracy to Pervert the Course of Justice, Contrary to section 1(1) of the Criminal Law Act 1977.

Kenworthy’s Barrister John Nicholson has gained a “wasted costs” order of £1000 against the Home Office. This is a joint outcome resulting from the team efforts of Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit and Kenworthy’s Immigration Team