Remembering Neil Bullock

Coram Chambers mourns the loss of Neil Bullock, a founding member known for his dedication to justice, empathy for clients and unforgettable spirit. His legacy will be cherished by colleagues, friends and the wider legal community.

Coram Chambers celebrates International Women’s Day 2026

Coram Chambers welcomed colleagues from family law to mark International Women’s Day 2026. The event featured thought-provoking speeches from Alison Easton KC and HHJ Carol Atkinson.

Coram Chambers hosts the CALA Annual General Meeting

Coram Chambers recently hosted the CALA annual general meeting, featuring talks on artificial intelligence in family law and current trends in international child abduction. The event brought together leading practitioners and highlighted key developments in this specialist field.

Teamwork shapes the LSE Law Summit’s family law workshop

The Dads House Family Law Clinic workshop at the LSE Law Summit brought together Sophie Hill, Honorary Counsel to Dad’s House, and a dedicated team of legal professionals. Over 60 students attended this collaborative session exploring the future of family law and the vital role of pro bono advice.

Greg Williams of Coram Chambers publishes in ICLR

Greg Williams writes for the ICLR. From his early days of reading in the university library to his own appearances in law reports, Greg illustrates the enduring importance of trusted legal resources.

Surrogacy in the UK: Law reform report highlights urgent need for modernisation

Coram Chambers’ Dr Bianca Jackson joins leading experts in calling for urgent surrogacy law reform in the UK, as the latest SurrogacyUK Working Group report highlights the need to protect children and modern families.

Srishti Suresh shortlisted for Rising Star – Barrister at Women & Diversity in Law Awards 2026

Srishti Suresh of Coram Chambers has been shortlisted for the Rising Star – Barrister category at the Women & Diversity in Law Awards 2026. The shortlist recognises individuals and organisations making the legal profession more inclusive.

Determining costs in the Court of Protection: Guidance from Riddle v NA

Lucy Taylor, barrister at Coram Chambers, summarises Riddle v NA, a Court of Protection case clarifying how costs applications should be determined under the 2017 Rules.

Adrian Barnett-Thoung-Holland and Beth Payne analyse QLR discharge in Family Law Week

Coram Chambers’ Adrian Barnett-Thoung-Holland and Beth Payne examine the discharge of qualified legal representatives in family law, as considered in K v P [2025] EWFC 321. Their Family Law Week article offers practical insights for practitioners.