Louise Asprey
St John's ChambersHer technical knowledge of care legislation and her attention to detail are commendable. Her excellent and persuasive advocacy skills were displayed to excellent effect during the inquest.
Inquests and inquiries
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.
Beatrice Baskett
St John's ChambersBeatrice is an exceptional inquest advocate; she will outshine opposing counsel, even those with a decade or more of experience under their belt.
Marcus Coates-Walker
1 Crown Office Row
Rhodri Jones
St John's ChambersRhodri's medical background is extremely detailed and helpful.
Lauren Karmel
St John's ChambersLauren is meticulous in preparation and demonstrates a strong grasp of the factual and legal issues from an early stage. Her written work is clear, concise, and strategically focused, while her advocacy is calm, persuasive, and effective, particularly when dealing with expert and witness evidence.
Emily Raynor
Old Square ChambersEmily is my go-to barrister for inquests. Her preparation is second to none, and her skill as an advocate far exceeds her level of call. She deals with bereaved families with the utmost sensitivity and goes above and beyond to achieve the outcomes hoped for.
David Sapiecha
Albion Chambers
Rachel Segal
St John's ChambersAlexander West
Albion ChambersFor inquest work, Alex has the perfect blend of empathy for the client, which builds rapport and confidence, together with pitch-perfect advocacy. He is always thoroughly prepared, strategic (especially when dealing with difficult care home deaths), and his forensic analysis of the evidence is exemplary.
Richard Wheeler
3PBRichard's strengths are in his extensive knowledge and experience; he has a remarkable breadth of expertise, thinks quickly on his feet, and demonstrates an excellent rapport and empathy, which clients find both reassuring and supportive.