Ruth has enjoyed a varied legal background in both the public and private sector and works as a part-time tutor at the College of Law. She is an experienced barrister in the following areas.
Commercial Law:-Breach of contract, building disputes, sale of goods, personal injury, public liability, consumer credit agreements.
Education Law:- she has worked extensively for LEA's on Education and Exclusion Appeals. Ruth can draw on such experience to advise and assist parents who find themselves involved in appeals against unfavourable decisions in respect of school places and school exclusions.
Family Law proceedings :- matters involving Children Act 1989 proceedings, injunctions and occupation orders under Family Law Act 1996, and financial settlements (ancillary relief) under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973.
Immigration Law:- Appeal in the Immigration courts regarding asylum claims, visa appeals and deportation appeals.
Ruth is available to advise in writing, in conference, to assist with drafting letters and forms for clients to send both before and during legal proceedings, to assist with drafting pleadings and to provide representation and advocacy at court hearings.
New Walk Chamber's clerks are available to assist with the agreement of fees and dealing with initial instructions.
They can be contacted by e-mail: clerks@newwalkchambers.co.uk. Telephone 0116 255 9144.
The Bar Council web site, http://www.barcouncil.org.uk/ provides useful guidance for the lay client on public access to barristers.
Written by Ruth Manning, Barrister at New Walk Chambers, specialising in Direct Access.
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