Crypto and blockchain assets

Leading Juniors
Rising stars

Leading juniors

Leading juniors are those with significant experience of key cases, strong market recognition from both peers and clients, and are seen as future candidates for silk.

Chloë Bell

3 Verulam Buildings

There is no question that Chloe is a star in the crypto asset litigation world. She has deep knowledge. She thinks creatively and is the one you want for difficult or novel cases. She has a deft hand with clients. Chloe is a forceful and effective court advocate and demands respect from opponents, KCs, and judges.'

Sarah Bousfield

Brick Court Chambers

Her experience in acting on behalf of exchanges subject to malicious attacks means she has an approach that has been forged in the fire of crisis, resulting in proven practical remedies to the benefit of her clients.'

Wei Jian Chan

Essex Court Chambers

Wei Jian brings a deep understanding of the technology behind cryptoassets, a fierce intellect and a commanding grasp of the relevant law and case law.’

Darragh Connell

Maitland Chambers

Darragh has a charming charisma that immediately garners goodwill in court and with his opponent, which can go a long way in hard fought litigation. He has a sixth sense in knowing what will and will not run in court.'

James Gale

3 Hare Court

James Gale is very quick and very clever, in addition to being meticulous and having good communication skills.'

Sam Goodman

Twenty Essex

His ability to distill complex concepts into easily comprehensible advice and advocacy underscores his expertise and effectiveness, making him a trusted ally in navigating the complexities of crypto-related legal challenges.'

Flavia Kenyon

The 36 Group

Flavia has a second-to-none understanding of the tensions and opportunities present between law and technology, and has been instrumental in navigating complex web3 and decentralised finance disputes as well as engaging with roundtables and industry bodies on the future of trade finance.’

Daniel Khoo

4 Pump Court

Daniel has excellent technical expertise and has the gravitas of someone of many years more call. His drafting is clear and concise and his advice is always thorough.'

Christopher Langley

Fountain Court Chambers

Andrew Maguire

Littleton Chambers

Andrew is an excellent balance of academic and pragmatic. He maintains a keen eye on developments in this fast-moving sector whilst contributing to those same developments in a most positive way.’

David Mcllroy

Forum Chambers

Strong knowledge of regulatory position in relation to crypto. Creative thinker, looking for solutions for client problems.'

James Potts

3 Verulam Buildings

'Excellent technically and very user friendly. One of the few barristers in the crypto space who really know their stuff.'

Helen Pugh

Outer Temple Chambers

Helen has a rigorous, academic approach, is on top of the key legal developments and knows the players in the field, and is delightful to work with.'

Justina Stewart

Outer Temple Chambers

Clarity of thought and ability to grasp and present complex matters in a judge-friendly manner.’

Adam Temple

3 Verulam Buildings

Adam is a leading voice for FCA related crypto-asset matters in the industry.'

Nik Yeo

Fountain Court Chambers

Strong understanding of the relevant case law and legal theory. Strong written advocacy.'

Celso exhibits exceptional strengths and qualities as a barrister in the crypto and blockchain area.’

Sri Carmichael

Wilberforce Chambers

Sri is cool under pressure. She immediately gets to grips with a complex novel issues for very demanding clients. She gives confidence to clients and instructing solicitors as she is approachable and unfazed by having her advice tested but decisive when it matters.’

Guy Olliff-Cooper

4 Stone Buildings

Clyde Darrell

Forum Chambers

Clyde is developing a very good junior practice in crypto-asset claims, especially in cross-border matters. He is enthusiastic and pragmatic.’

Ben Elliott

Pump Court Tax Chambers

Andrew Feld

Twenty Essex

David Heaton

Brick Court Chambers

David is one of the leading juniors for cryptocurrency disputes. He is able to combine deep knowledge of crypto and blockchain with a calm and reassuring advocacy style. He really knows his stuff.'

Will is very bright, and delivers his advice confidently. He is a strong advocate - particularly for someone of his call. He is also a pleasure to deal with.'

Rebecca Keating

4 Pump Court

Rebecca is a genuine pleasure to work with. She gets up to speed with matters quickly and immediately spots key issues, adding value by flagging other perspectives.'

Matthew McGhee

Twenty Essex

Matthew is highly sought after for his expertise in obtaining or resisting emergency relief, often under tight deadlines, to safeguard his clients' interests.'

Simon Mills

Radcliffe Chambers

Simon is well read around the subject of cryptocurrency and blockchain assets and is able to speak with authority about and truly understood the technical aspects.'

Henry Reid

Outer Temple Chambers

Henry is one of the few genuine crypto asset litigation experts. His deep knowledge of the law but also the commercial and practical aspects of this area make him an essential part of a team in crypto litigation.'

Ben Symons

The 36 Group

Aaron Taylor

Fountain Court Chambers

Anton Van Dellen

Fraser Chambers

Incredibly knowledgeable about the sector. He has advised in some of the most complex digital assets disputes involving AI. His advocacy is second to none, completely at home before senior judges.’

Rising stars

Rising stars at the Bar are defined as barristers between four and eight years’ call who are seen as up-and-coming members of the Bar in their respective practice areas by clients and peers alike. They will already be instructed in high-profile, complex, and high-value contentious and non-contentious matters, working with and opposite more experienced leading counsel.