Chambers of James Dingemans QC
TEMPLE, LONDON, EC4Y 7BJ, ENGLAND
- Tel:
- Work 020 7415 7800
- Fax:
- Fax 020 7415 7811
- DX:
- 212 LONDON
- Web:
- www.3harecourt.com
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What we say about the set's legal practice in London Bar
Administrative and public law (including local government)
Within Administrative and public law (including local government) Administrative and public law – Leading Silks
Civil liberties and human rights (including public inquiry law and actions against the police)
Within Civil liberties and human rights (including public inquiry law and actions against the police), 3 Hare Court (Chambers of James Dingemans QC) is a third tier firm,
3 Hare Court is renowned for its inquiry and inquest work. A ‘true leader’, James Dingemans QC was appointed head of chambers in 2010, and has notable experience in right to life and religious liberties cases. Dingemans notably represented British soldiers in the Baha Mousa public inquiry. James Guthrie QC has recent experience advising on political cases in the Caribbean, including in Antigua, Mauritius and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Peter Knox QC acted as counsel to the Hutton Inquiry investigating the death of Dr David Kelly.
Construction
Within Construction,
Also recommended are: the ‘good-humoured and courteous’ Michael Black QC of XXIV Old Buildings; Michael Bowsher QC of Monckton Chambers (‘excellent with clients and very much at ease in the courtroom’); 3 Hare Court’s William Godwin, who has ‘good attention to detail’; Stuart Kennedy at 3PB, who is ‘extremely pleasant to work with and puts himself out for clients’; and, at Hardwicke, Nigel Jones QC, who ‘goes the extra mile’, and the ‘approachable’ David Pliener.
Employment
Within Employment Employment – Leading Juniors
Immigration (including business immigration)
Within Immigration (including business immigration) Immigration – Leading Juniors
Insolvency
Within Insolvency,
Also recommended are: Clara Johnson and ‘outstanding’ advocate Simon Davenport QC at 3 Hare Court (praised for his ‘top-notch analysis and decisiveness in getting to the relevant points’); Wendy Parker at Hardwicke; the ‘unfailingly helpful’, ‘approachable’ and ‘knowledgeable’ Terence Mowschenson QC at Wilberforce Chambers; the ‘ferociously hardworking and committed’ Iain Milligan QC at 20 Essex Street; and Peter Shaw, and Elaine Palser at 9 Stone Buildings, the latter ‘technically excellent’ and ‘no shrinking violet when it comes to advocacy’.
Personal injury
Within Personal injury, tier 4
3 Hare Court has carved a particular niche in travel-related PI cases. James Dingemans QC ‘has a great eye for detail’, and Katherine Deal is ‘a fine legal brain who is excellent in court’ and ‘technically flawless’. Howard Stevens is consistently described as ‘one of the most thorough members of the bar’.
Property litigation (including agriculture and housing)
Within Property litigation (including agriculture and housing),
Also recommended are: Vivian Chapman QC at 9 Stone Buildings, who has ‘vast expertise in village green issues’; and David Halpern QC of Four New Square. Of the juniors, Ranjit Bhose’s knowledge of landlord and tenant matters is ‘up there with the very best’ at 2-3 Gray’s Inn Square; and Paul Letman of 3 Hare Court is ‘very well versed in enfranchisement legislation’. The ‘very bright’ Patrick Rolfe at 5 Stone Buildings is also recommended. Recent moves include the 'exceptional’ Jeremy Cousins QC (formerly of Selborne Chambers) joining 11 Stone Buildings. At Field Court Chambers, Miles Croally and Adrian Davis are highly regarded.
Treasury Panel Lists
Within Treasury Panel Lists Junior Counsel to the Crown – B Panel
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- Civil liberties and human rights (including public inquiry law and actions against the police) : Civil liberties and human rights (including public inquiry law and actions against the police)
- Construction : Construction
- Insolvency : Insolvency
- Personal injury : Personal injury
- Property litigation (including agriculture and housing) : Property litigation (including agriculture and housing)