We are pleased to announce that Raggi Kotak has returned to practice at One Pump Court

We are pleased to announce that Raggi Kotak has returned to practice at One Pump Court, after running JEDI Consultancy for the last few years, challenging the dynamics of oppression across several sectors.

Raggi has substantial experience representing clients across all levels of the court system, and is particularly skilled at working on cases involving racism, gender violence and mental health conditions.

Raggi previously set up and co-ordinated the Anti Trafficking Legal Project (ATLeP). She has trained extensively on working with mental health and trauma. She has trained others nationally and internationally on the impacts of trauma on credibility findings.

Raggi previously practiced in chambers for approximately 20 years and has re-joined our Immigration and Inquest teams. She would be more than happy to discuss any cases you have coming up in these areas, including last-minute instructions and pro bono work.

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Brenda Efurhievwe’s article “Judicial discretion and burden of proof in civil penalty appeals” published on Free Movement
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Olivia succeeds in judicial review challenging the Parole Board’s refusal of an oral hearing for IPP prisoner
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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.
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