Martin Howe and David Enright appeared on the opening day of the Genfell Tower Inquiry on behalf of the more than 60 victims and Survivors of the Grenfell Tower catastrophe. 
 
Sam Stein QC addressed Rt Hon Moore Bick (chair of the Grenfell Inquity) on behalf of Howe & Co’s clients. Mr Stein informed the Inquiry that Howe & Co took an unashamedly pro victim, pro survivor, pro resident stance. Mr Stein QC set out the challenges faced by victim core participants and the steps the Inquiry must take to address those challenges and to allow survivors to participate. 
 
The Chair, Sir Martin Moore Bick, described Howe & Co’s submissions as ‘powerful’ 

To watch the live feed of the hearing see here

Day four to eight of the Inquiry continue to hear the most compelling evidence of the widespread failures to protect vulnerable individuals. Some of the most compelling and distressing evidence was heard in camera and not allowed to be streamed. David Enright and Sam Stein QC continued to represent the victims and survivors of some of the most serious child sexual abuse.
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David Enright said of the evidence that he heard that:

David also noted that the BBC reported similar issues continuing to this day – report here

The transcripts of the hearing can be found here
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Howe + Co continue to represent a large number of Core Participants, not just in the Roman Catholic Inquiry but also in the wider Inquiry.