Cornwall Street Barristers Civil Law Team
Cornwall Street Barristers Civil Law Podcast
Barristers from Cornwall Street Barristers in Birmingham discuss case updates and legal developments across the spectrum of civil litigation. With short, bitesized episodes this podcast is perfect to listen to during a break from work or during some free time.
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Jan 28, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 6: Precision Bred Organisms 28.01.2026 21:30
Imogen Smalley explores the new regulations around Precision Bred Organisms, and programmes to support the development of Cell Cultivated Products in England. The Food Standards Agency defines Precision Bred Organisms as "a way of changing the DNA of plants or animals in a precise way [...] These changes must be equivalent to those that could have been made using traditional plant or animal...
Switching From Criminal Law to Civil Law: A Comparison 10.03.2025 29:27
In this episode Michael Trevelyan is joined by Adrian Crossley of Cornwall Street Barristers to discuss his own journey from a criminal law practitioner to a civil law specialist. Michael and Adrian discuss the differences and similarities between these two areas of law and the impact of changing practice area on Adrian's lifestyle and career.
Life as Pupil Barrister Part 2: Imogen Smalley 05.12.2024 26:15
In this episode Michael chats with first six pupil Barrister in Chambers, Imogen Smalley, who is based in our Maidstone annex. The pair discuss life as a new pupil, Imogen's route to the Bar and the best opera for listening to banging tunes!
Life as a Pupil Barrister - A Discussion with Natalie Croll 27.08.2024 26:31
In this special episode, we discuss life at the junior Bar with one of the Civil Law Team's newest members; current pupil Natalie Croll. Natalie is a few months away from completing her pupillage and has taken the time to chat with Michael about her route to the Bar, her experiences as a pupil and her career aspirations for the future. This is an excellent episode for anyone looking to learn...
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? We discuss Crypto Open Patent Alliance v Wright. 23.08.2024 25:20
In this episode Simon Bradshaw, the Head of the Civil Law Team and Michael Trevelyan, the Deputy Head, discuss the extraordinary High Court case of Crypto Open Patent Alliance v Dr Craig Steven Wright . As the Court grapples with the true identity of the mysterious creator of Bitcoin we explore the twists and turns of this very unusual litigation.
Compensation For Secondary Victims of Trauma: From Hillsborough to the Present Day 23.08.2024 25:43
In this episode Michael is joined by Timothy Jacques, a Barrister at Cornwall Street Barristers in Birmingham, for a fascinating analysis and discussion of the development of the law relating to compensation for secondary trauma victims. This particular area of civil law is tricky to navigate both in principle and in practice but raises a lot of very interesting issues for discussion.
Compensation For Secondary Victims of Trauma: From Hillsborough to the Present Day 22.05.2024 25:43
In this episode Michael is joined by Timothy Jacques, a Barrister at Cornwall Street Barristers in Birmingham, for a fascinating analysis and discussion of the development of the law relating to compensation for secondary trauma victims. This particular area of civil law is tricky to navigate both in principle and in practice but raises a lot of very interesting issues for discussion.
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? We discuss Crypto Open Patent Alliance v Wright. 22.04.2024 25:21
In this episode Simon Bradshaw, the Head of the Civil Law Team and Michael Trevelyan, the Deputy Head, discuss the extraordinary High Court case of Crypto Open Patent Alliance v Dr Craig Steven Wright . As the Court grapples with the true identity of the mysterious creator of Bitcoin we explore the twists and turns of this very unusual litigation.
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