Notable Cases

Sonn Macmillan Walker successfully represented a client initially charged with s18 GBH, persuading the Crown to accept a lesser s20 wounding charge by demonstrating the client had no knowledge of the co-defendant’s intent to inflict serious harm. As a result, the more serious charge was left to lie on file, and the client received a suspended sentence instead of immediate custody.

Our client was acquitted of rape after the defence exposed evidential gaps, inconsistencies, and expert findings supporting consensual sex and undermining the complainant’s account. The case highlighted disclosure failures by the prosecution, leading to a full acquittal and defence costs awarded.

Our client was charged in £500,000 conspiracy to defraud Eurostar and Trainline. She pleaded guilty to lesser charges on basis and received a financial penalty only.

R v E 2025 – Following a hung jury, our client was found not guilty of rape after a re-trial.

R v F 2025 – Following representations in the Crown Court, the prosecution accepted a caution for assaulting and emergency worker rather than pursuing the case to trial.

Phoebe Coleman represented a client at Inner London Crown Court who faced a 5-day trial for sexual assault by penetration of another female.

Phoebe Coleman represented our client who was offered no evidence on the first day of trial for ABH following representations.

Phoebe Coleman represented our client who was acquitted for aggravated burglary and sexual assault among other offences, said to have been committed against sex workers at brothel.

Phoebe Coleman represented our client who received a conditional discharge in a assault emergency worker case at the Crown Court.

Following our representations our client received an offer of no evidence in a case of passing counterfeit currency of genuine.

Our vulnerable client received a suspended sentence in a complex conspiracy to supply oxycodone via Telegram following submission of a basis of plea and representations.

Phoebe Coleman represented our client who received a ruling of No Case to Answer for driving with no insurance and excess alcohol.