Property and construction
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.
Rawdon Crozier
KBG Chambers
Jay Jagasia
Guildhall ChambersJay is extremely well-organized and always prepares a case thoroughly. He is personable with clients and approachable. He presents his case in a very measured, clear way and clearly commands respect in court.
Christopher Jones
St John's Chambers
Brittany Pearce
St John's ChambersFormidable and knowledgeable.
John Sharples
St John's ChambersJohn gives extremely clear and succinct advice on matters both in writing and in conference. He provides clear, structured, and persuasive advocacy combined with an ability to respond effectively to any opposing arguments. During advocacy, his calm and calculated approach is highly valued and appreciated by clients.
Adam Boyle
St John's ChambersAdam is approachable, friendly, presents advice in a clear and accessible format, and is responsive on email. Adam demonstrated strong advocacy throughout the trial. He was well organized and clear in his submissions, remaining calm under pressure, particularly when challenged by the judge. He thought quickly on his feet and adapted his arguments effectively, presenting our position with confidence.
Matthew Cannings
3PBHe had an immediate air of friendliness that is not always guaranteed with counsel, and certainly, his involvement made the resulting steps easier for us to take and with more authority.
John Dickinson
St John's ChambersJohn is completely amazing. His range is extraordinary, as is his attention to detail. He misses nothing. He always exceeds expectations. His advice is detailed, considered, and clear. You can act on it with confidence. He is utterly exceptional and brilliant. He is strong on paper and on his feet. He is calm, phenomenally bright, and articulate, and always on top of his instructions. He reads everything and considers all aspects. He has 360 vision. He is also excellent with clients and an extremely nice man. He is one of a kind.
Natasha Dzameh
Selborne ChambersNatasha is able to take a mountain of information and reduce it to coherent written advice or a set of pleadings. She picks up on issues outside her written instructions, which really adds value.
Nicholas Evans
Guildhall ChambersClear and thorough. Good to work with.
James Fuller
Guildhall ChambersApproachable, gets to the heart of the matter, always delivers.
Antonietta Grasso
3PBAntonietta is very detailed in her approach to drafting and very honest when speaking with clients about the strengths and weaknesses of their case. As an advocate, she is always well-prepared.
Kate Harrington
Guildhall ChambersGreat knowledge of the law and brilliant with clients. Kate is detailed and persuasive in her submissions to the Court and expresses complex legal concepts with clarity and precision.
Oliver Mitchell
Guildhall ChambersOliver brings a commercial and pragmatic view while also appeasing clients, often a difficult skill in and of itself. He encourages confidence when appropriate and provides clear advice and strong advocacy, particularly where a dispute is heightened due to the facts or parties in question.
Paul Newman
3PB
Michael Selway
Guildhall Chambers
Charles Shwenn
St John's ChambersVery personable and client-friendly. Excellent attention to detail with well-written and clear pleadings and skeleton arguments. A confident and calm advocate who gets his points across clearly and concisely.
James Pearce-Smith
St John's Chambers
Daniel Soar
St John's ChambersRobert Weatherley
3PBRobert is excellent at communicating difficult points of law to clients.
James Wibberley
Guildhall Chambers
Oliver Wooding
St John's ChambersHis performance was exceptional. He demonstrated meticulous preparation, an impressive grasp of both factual and legal intricacies, and a calm authority that reassured clients throughout.
Natasha Bellinger
Magdalen ChambersNatasha is so approachable and has extensive knowledge of housing and civil litigation. Her approach is always sensible and considered, keeping the client at the center of her thoughts when considering the matter before her. She will represent the most vulnerable in society who would, without barristers like Natasha, go unrepresented. Her advocacy is confident and tenacious, determined to achieve the very best for her clients.
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.
