London Bar
Administrative law and human rights
Leading junior3She is a wonderful advocate for victims of crime, especially victims of sexual violence. She is approachable, responsive and brilliant.’
Matrix Chambers
Barristers
Helen Law
Matrix Chambers, London
- Phone020 7404 3447
- Email[email protected]
Position
Specialising in crime, public law, human rights and public international law.
Career
Called 2005, Gray’s Inn; traineeship Matrix 2005-06; member 2006. Publications include: contributing author Smith, Owen and Bodner ‘Asset Recovery’; Criminal Confiscation and Civil Recovery’ (OUP 2007); contributing author Emmerson, Ashworth and Macdonald ‘Human Rights and Criminal Justice’ (Sweet and Maxwell 2007); contributing author Livingstone, Owen and Macdonald ‘Prison Law’ (OUP 2008); contributing author Montgomery and Ormerod ‘Fraud’ (OUP 2008).
Education
University of Birmingham (2002 LLB first class); Leiden (2003 LLM); ICSL (2005 BVC outstanding).
Mentions
London Bar
Crime
Leading junior3'Helen is a star performer on all levels, she is very dedicated to her clients and cases, her written work is excellent, and her down to earth approach is a winner with clients and juries.'
London Bar
Police law (claimant)
Leading junior2 ‘A hugely experienced junior, particularly in relation to cases concerning failures to investigate and prosecute rape and serious sexual offences. Helen is super bright, responsive and collaborative. She can slice through complexity and get to the heart of the case. Gives clear, practical advice.'
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