The 'excellent set' Spire Barristers has 'a strong Court of Protection team', comprising 'professional and knowledgeable' counsel. Jacqueline Thomas QC has extensive experience in handling Court of Protection health and welfare cases. The 'diligent and precise' Ella Anderson is 'a fearless and robust advocate' who 'provides outstanding advice'. 'Future star' Laura Twist is 'incredibly organised and efficient', and is equally adept at advising on property affairs, health and welfare issues and financial matters, including contested deputy appointments.
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2020 Silks
Leading Juniors
Ella Anderson
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Spire Barristers
‘
Ella is a brilliant and very disciplined advocate. She confidently takes control of a case and is unafraid of grappling with its complexities. She works tirelessly for her clients' interests.
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Natalia Levine
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Parklane Plowden
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Natalia is an exceptionally talented barrister. She is very highly respected by other solicitors, opponents, the Official Solicitor and the judges who sit in the Court of Protection. Natalia's case strategy is well thought-out and she brings with her a very level-headed approach. She is confident on her feet.
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Laura Twist
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Spire Barristers
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Laura is a very talented member of the Bar. She has a fantastic understanding of Court of Protection matters, is always completely on top of the case, and makes very sensible and pragmatic suggestions. Laura instills confidence in clients and instructing solicitors alike through her calm and measured approach.
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Simon Wilkinson
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Parklane Plowden
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Simon demonstrates an excellent knowledge of Court of Protection proceedings. He spots the issues in the case easily and quickly and is able to suggest sensible steps to progress the case without delay. His advocacy skills are excellent.
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