At St John’s Chambers, Alex Troup and Oliver Wooding have been kept busy handling cases involving issues of mental capacity arising from diagnoses of dementia, health and welfare matters, and property and affairs disputes. Troup is also noted for his expertise in contested lasting power of attorney and deputyship applications.
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David Gardner – No5 Barristers' Chambers ‘David provides clear and detailed advice, and is flexible in assisting his clients and those who instruct him.’
Alex Troup
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He has a commanding presence, is good with clients and very considered in his advice.
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