Telecoms regulation

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.

1
Emily Neill
Blackstone Chambers
‘Emily has a deep knowledge of the telecoms field and is a very clear practical thinker with great strategic judgment as to what points will make the difference as a case progresses. Emily is diligent and thorough and capable of producing impressive work under extreme time pressure.'
2
Fiona Banks
Monckton Chambers
‘Fiona is a market-leading junior in the telecoms regulation field - very knowledgeable in the area with a sound underpinning of knowledge in the competition field as well. Also a strong and fearless advocate in court.'
2
Daniel Cashman
Blackstone Chambers
2
Camilla Chorfi
Falcon Chambers
2
Tom Coates
Blackstone Chambers
2
Nicholas Gibson
Matrix Chambers
'Nicholas is a very impressive junior with the ability to impress all parties, unled, with his command of the brief and committed advocacy - exceptionally diligent and hardworking.'
2
Tricia Hemans
Falcon Chambers
'Tricia has an exemplary ability to act solely under significant time pressures. Explanations are given clearly, succinctly and forcefully, with reference to key documents.'
2
Sarah Love
Brick Court Chambers
2
Jonathan Wills
Landmark Chambers
Jon has a thorough and commercial approach when advising. His written advice is always clear and comprehensive and he is a pleasure to work with.’
2
George Molyneaux
Blackstone Chambers
'George is all over the detail of the case and his attention-to-detail is first-class.'
2
Emer Murphy
Wilberforce Chambers
2
James Andrews-Tipler
Falcon Chambers
‘James has a very straightforward, easy to understand and client-friendly style – written work is concise and easy to follow – in advocacy James gets to the important points quickly without unnecessary legal jargon.’ 

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.

1
Fern Schofield
Falcon Chambers
‘Fern has very good knowledge and expertise beyond her years in this specialist area.'