Climate Law Matters: Live
39 Essex Chambers discussed recent developments in climate law, crossing multiple sectors.
Before the summer break, the team at 39 Essex Chambers discussed recent developments in climate law across different sectors and consider emerging patterns that are likely to shape litigation later in the year.
About the speakers
Steph David Stephanie has a multi-disciplinary practice spanning public law and human rights; energy, the environment and planning; financial services; regulatory work and sport. She is ranked as a “Leading Junior” and “Up and Coming” in administrative law and public law, human rights, planning and environmental law, by The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners. |
Christopher Moss Christopher accepts instructions across all Chambers’ practice areas with a focus on public law, planning and environmental law, and costs and litigation funding. He is a member of the Attorney General’s C Panel of Counsel. He has a busy court and advisory practice and regularly appears, both led and unled, in the High Court, County Court, Court of Protection, and planning inquiries. |
Ella Grodzinski Ella joined 39 Essex Chambers as a tenant in September 2023, after successful completion of her pupillage. She accepts instructions across all areas of Chambers’ expertise, with a focus on public law, planning and environmental law. |
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