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Major public sector panel appointment for Exchange Chambers
Exchange Chambers Silk elected as Bencher
Ian Unsworth appointed QC
Louis Browne instructed in PC Ian Terry Inquest
Exchange Chambers Barristers in successful money laundering prosecution
Exhange Chambers to attend Chancery Bar Association Careers Fair
Exchange Chambers Barristers secure £8.35 million compensation award
Graham Knowles QC Appointed as a Circuit Judge
Civil Litigation Costs: Jackson’s Final Report Recommends Sweeping Changes
Senior Government Lawyer joins Exchange Chambers
Construction Lawyer switches career to join Exchange Chambers
Exchange Barrister in Court Success
Seminar On Managing Personal Injury Claims Successfully
Exchange Barrister in £78,000 Employment Tribunal Award
Exchange Chambers wins Barrister of the Year
Leading Silk Joins Exchange
Exchange Chambers enters into Partnership with National Autistic Society
Prestigous Appointment for Exchange Chambers Barrister
Ian Unsworth appointed to SFO counsel list
Housing Trust wins High Court Appeal
Exchange Chambers Barristers run London Marathon for Cancer Research UK
Exchange Chambers Barrister Sworn in as Q.C.
Exchange Chambers’ Flagship Conferences to Take Place at The Lowry
Seven Exchange Chambers Barristers Appointed as Recorders
Further Expansion for Exchange Chambers’ Criminal Team
Exchange Chambers Appointed to new Panel
Tim Holroyde QC Receives Knighthood
Tim Holroyde QC Receives Knighthood
Tim Holroyde QC this week received his Knighthood from Her Majesty the Queen.
Mr Justice Holroyde, as he is now known, was sworn in as a High Court Judge earlier this year. He was called to the Bar in 1977, joined Exchange Chambers in 1978, took silk in 1996 and was appointed as a recorder in 1997. As a High Court Judge, he is assigned to the Queens Bench Division.
The 106 High Court judges currently appointed in England and Wales deal with the more complex and difficult cases. They sit in London but they also travel to major court centres around the country to try serious criminal cases, important civil cases and assist the Lord Justices to hear criminal appeals.
