Disclosure in public law Children Act proceedings: duties and limitations
Gemma Taylor KC and Ann Osborne have written an article, published by LexisNexis Family Law.
Published: 26th Nov 2024
Call 1988 | Silk 2018
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Call 1988 | Silk 2018
Telephone 020 7831 0222
Email [email protected]
Gemma specialises in serious and complex cases involving children in public and private law.
She has worked in cases involving serious/fatal physical injuries, fabricated or induced illness behaviour, sexual abuse and serious domestic violence.
Gemma has considerable experience in the management of vulnerable witnesses and parents with learning disabilities.
She is an approved Facilitator for the delivery of the FLBA training in cross examination of vulnerable witnesses and accredited to cross examine vulnerable witnesses.
Gemma is a qualified Arbitrator for private law children and happy to conduct arbitrations whenever is most convenient for the clients.
Gemma is ranked in both Chambers and Partners UK Guide and Legal 500.
Gemma Taylor KC and Ann Osborne have written an article, published by LexisNexis Family Law.
Published: 26th Nov 2024
42BR Barristers is delighted to mark 75 Years of Women Silks at the Bar.
Published: 1st Oct 2024
Recording of our 'Disclosure: An absolute duty or not?' webinar 2024
Published: 29th Jul 2024
Our most comprehensive family law webinar series to date!
Published: 25th Jul 2024
Chambers is delighted to announce that Gemma Taylor KC has successfully qualified as an arbitrator for children matters under the Institute of Family Law Arbitrators scheme.
Published: 17th Jun 2024
Acting for the Mother in the Court of Appeal case, RE T and others (Children) (Adequacy of reasons)
Published: 4th Jul 2023
Collectively we can all #EmbraceEquity.
Published: 8th Mar 2023
Gemma Taylor QC and Jeremy Hall represented the father and children respectively in the recently reported High Court decision
Published: 30th Nov 2021
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6.00pm, Tuesday 2nd July
Published: 19th Jun 2019
Tina Cook QC and Gemma Taylor QC were instructed in the recently reported decision of Lancashire County Council v TP & Ors (Permission to Withdraw Care Proceedings) [2019] EWFC 30 (09 May 2019)
Published: 13th May 2019
In this case she acted for the mother. Knowles J provides detailed recommendations about the management of police disclosure in care proceedings.
Published: 9th Aug 2018
Gemma Taylor QC acted for the mother.
Published: 1st Aug 2018
Gemma Taylor QC for the children’s guardian, Francis Cassidy for the 3rd Respondent and Robert Cameron for the Applicant.
Published: 1st Aug 2018
Gemma Taylor QC presented a Public law update to the FLBA at Cumberland Lodge on 12th May 2018.
Published: 14th May 2018
A case where the local authority applied to remove Father as a party to proceedings and from local authority decision making about the welfare of his children.
Published: 19th Mar 2018
Congratulations to Gemma Taylor QC who is pictured here receiving her Letters Patent.
Published: 26th Feb 2018
Congratulations to Gemma Taylor who is pictured here with her family and colleagues from 42 Bedford Row as she leaves Chambers to travel to Westminster where she will be appointed Queen’s Counsel by the Lord Chancellor in today’s ceremony.
Published: 26th Feb 2018
As part of her ongoing training of professionals who work with parents with learning disabilities, Gemma Taylor has contributed to a new resource for independent advocates working with parents with learning disabilities.
Published: 18th Jan 2018
42 Bedford Row is delighted to announce that Gemma Taylor has been appointed Queen’s Counsel in the 2017 competition.
Published: 20th Dec 2017
Gemma Taylor gave a presentation to the FLBA national conference on 4.11.17, entitled “Representing parents with a learning disability, tips and traps” . Her paper is attached.
Published: 7th Nov 2017
Seminar on parents with learning disabilities given on 10th March. Gemma Taylor (barrister 42 Bedford Row) outlined the duties of Local Authorities to parents with learning disabilities and the recent case law. Rachel Butt (Senior Advocate, Impetus) explained how parents actually experience court proceedings and what steps could be taken to improve outcomes. Please find
Published: 14th Mar 2016
Frank Feehan QC and Gemma Taylor of 42BR’s Family team have succeeded in the Supreme Court case of Re A (A Child). Judgment was handed down on the 12th December 2012. Their arguments on the nature of “unqualified” rights under the European Convention were accepted by the Supreme Court in deciding that the right of
Published: 14th Dec 2012
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