Brenda Efurhievwe Joins One Pump Court Chambers

We’re pleased to welcome Brenda Efurhievwe to One Pump Court Chambers.

Brenda joins us from Goldsmith Chambers and practises in immigration, asylum and public law, alongside civil matters involving claims against public authorities. She has extensive experience representing vulnerable clients in complex matters, including before the First-tier and Upper Tribunals and in judicial review proceedings.

Brenda commented, “I am incredibly proud to be joining One Pump Court and contributing to its unwavering commitment to fearless advocacy, human rights and social solidarity. At a time of unprecedented challenges, upholding these values is more crucial than ever.”

View Brenda’s full profile and contact us to enquire about her availability.

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Brenda Efurhievwe’s article “Judicial discretion and burden of proof in civil penalty appeals” published on Free Movement
The article considers two County Court decisions which demonstrate novel approaches regarding the issues of judicial discretion and the burden of proof in appeals against civil penalties.
Brenda Efurhievwe
cases
Olivia succeeds in judicial review challenging the Parole Board’s refusal of an oral hearing for IPP prisoner
Olivia succeeded in challenging the Parole Board’s refusal of an oral hearing on grounds of procedural unfairness and a breach of Article 5(4) ECHR.
Olivia Beach
publications
“Judicial discretion and burden of proof in civil penalty appeals – a light at the end of the tunnel?”
The article considers two County Court decisions which demonstrate novel approaches regarding the issues of judicial discretion and the burden of proof in appeals against civil penalties.
Brenda Efurhievwe