1.9 C
London
HomeLegal InsightAppointmentsSimpson Millar lawyer appointed as Deputy District Judge

Simpson Millar lawyer appointed as Deputy District Judge

Helen Greaney
By Helen Greaney

Experienced education law expert Emma Davies has been appointed as Deputy District Judge on the Northern Circuit.

The appointment will see Emma sit as a Judge in the County Courts and District Registries of the High Court for 2-3 days a month, and for around 30 sittings a year.

Deputy District Judges are appointed by the Lord Chief Justice after a fair and open competition administered by the Judicial Appointments Commission. Applicants must have a minimum of 5 years appropriate legal experience, such as a practising barrister, solicitor or legal executive.

Emma will carry out her judicial role alongside her dedicated work for clients at law firm Simpson Millar, where she is a Senior Associate within the Education and Community Care team.

Emma has a particular interest in school admissions appeals and has acted for many clients in this area. Her numerous successes include difficult-to-win infant class size appeals.

Commenting on her appointment, Emma said: “I am proud and privileged to be taking on the new role of Deputy District Judge following the competitive and challenging process over the last 14 months. To be able to carry out this important work alongside working with my clients at Simpson Millar is a real honour.”

Imogen Jolley, Director of Public Practice at Simpson Millar, said: “Emma is a longstanding member of our education team, having trained at Simpson Millar.

“To see her development and progress over the past few years has been amazing, her dedication to her clients is paramount and since she has been in a management position in the team, has been fair minded and supportive, all great grounding for her new role in the judiciary.”

Total
0
Shares
Share 0
Tweet 0
Pin it 0
Share 0
Previous article
WFW advises New Developments on floating offshore wind joint venture with GR Value
Next article
The importance of a financial order on divorce

latest articles

explore more

187 COMMENTS

  174. What Erika Wears This effect can be achieved with a black liner pen, which can be used to lightly add strokes under the natural lashes. If you’ve been a fan of Armani’s cult favorite Luminous Silk foundation but are looking for more coverage as your skin needs change, the brand’s Power Fabric is an excellent changeup. One of makeup artist Neil Scibelli’s favorites, this pick offers an impressive matte finish and full coverage that masks redness and dark spots while still feeling light on the skin. You’ll want to apply sunscreen beforehand, but the foundation’s SPF 25 provides added sun security. Instagram donni.davy And thats it! This is pretty much the basics, and key points for a ’60s inspired makeup look, the lipstick colors and foundation choices are all up to you! By the mid ’60s mod and babydoll looks took over makeup trends, which revolved around bold eyes. Pastel eye shadow, black crease shadow, winged eyeliner, and heavy fake lashes with light blush and pastel pink lips were integral to these types of styles.
    https://www.ixawiki.com/link.php?url=https://lasolasbeautycenter.com/
    “I’m not sure who I should be mad at — but I’ve lost a lot of respect for Lisa Frank over this,” Reichle said. “I haven’t seen any information on their end either, so right now Lisa Frank is just as guilty as Glamour Dolls, and it shows some nerve to go and collab with another makeup company while a lot of us still haven’t gotten what we paid for.” If you’re still grieving Morphe’s 35B palette getting discontinued, this palette is the answer to your prayers! Featuring 35 bold yet versatile hues, you can let your inner artist go crazy. And the shade names will transport you back to your childhood! Morphe x Lisa Frank is available now. “To be quite honest, I’m pissed off,” Sandersfeld said when asked about her thoughts on the Lisa Frank x Morphe line. “We went through so much just for Lisa Frank to turn around and act like nothing ever happened.”

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

LawNews.co.uk provides the latest legal news and analysis from around the world

most viewed

useful links

Copyright © 2022 LawNews.co.uk