Court of Protection and community care in Regional Bar

Court Of Protection And Community Care

Leading Silks

Nageena Khalique QC - Serjeants' Inn Chambers ‘ She combines gravitas, legal knowledge, and great client care. ’

Leading Juniors

Mark Bradshaw - No5 Barristers Chambers ‘His mild-mannered and personable approach serves him well when dealing with highly emotional and complex cases.’

Adreeja Chatterjee - No5 Barristers Chambers ‘Calm, effective and meticulous in her preparation of a case.’

Abid Mahmood - No5 Barristers Chambers ‘He combines an excellent knowledge of court of protection work with a friendly and approachable demeanour that puts all involved in a case at ease.’

Emma Sutton - Serjeants' Inn Chambers (Serjeants' Inn Chambers) ‘Extremely meticulous, knowledgeable, and a fearless advocate.’

Keri Tayler - No5 Barristers Chambers ‘A calm and measured barrister who is particularly strong in cases with litigants in person where she is able to communicate clearly and directly with them outside of court.’

Serjeants' Inn Chambers

Serjeants' Inn Chambers includes Emma Sutton and Nageena Khalique QC, who retain their connections in Birmingham from their time as members of No5 Barristers Chambers.

Tier 1 firms

No5 Barristers Chambers

Members of No5 Barristers Chambers are highly experienced in Court of Protection matters, with most of the team primarily receiving instructions on behalf of local authorities. For example, Mark Bradshaw recently represented a local authority in an application to authorise the removal of a protected party from the care of his parents, whose care was allegedly inadequate. Members also have experience in the full range of health and welfare issues, with Adreeja Chatterjee having particular experience on forced marriage issues, while Abid Mahmood has a strong track record in cases involving serious medical treatment.

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