Set Profile > No5 Barristers Chambers > Birmingham, England
No5 Barristers Chambers Offices
No5 Barristers Chambers
FOUNTAIN COURT, STEELHOUSE LANE
BIRMINGHAM
B4 6DR
England
No5 Barristers Chambers > The Legal 500 Rankings
Clinical negligence
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Business and regulatory crime (including health and safety) Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers‘ regulatory group is recommended as ‘a very progressive set, paying particular attention to promoting equality and diversity.’ Chambers is home to a number of strong practitioners, with a broad range of expertise across regulatory law including health and safety, environmental enforcement, insurance-related work and more. Tim Pole prosecuted the owners of Oak Furnitureland, which was fined £400,000 for conditions in a warehouse that created a risk of an explosion, while Bernard Thorogood successfully represented a farmer in overturning aspects of an animal disqualification order.Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘No 5 Chambers is in the very first tier for business crime and regulatory across the jurisdiction. The set offers genuine expertise across the full range of regulatory work. ‘
‘A very progressive set, paying particular attention to promoting equality and divertsity within Chambers and at the Bar as a whole. ‘
Clerking
‘The service is second to none.’
‘The clerks are very approachable and keep instructing solicitors updated at all time.’
‘The No 5 Clerks are uniquely effective, intelligent and hardworking. They provide a service to solicitors which is better than any other set I have ever dealt with.’
Chancery, probate, and tax Tier 1
The Chancery team at No5 Barristers Chambers has ‘clerks that are quick, responsive, and helpful, and barristers that are very knowledgeable and reliable’. The set maintains a strong position across all areas with particular expertise in contentious probate, estate administration and trusts. Rising stars Imogen Halstead and Samir Amin continue to build expertise in within the inheritance and property spheres. Complex traditional chancery work in the Business and Property Courts is regularly done by senior members of chambers including Mark Anderson QC. Alexander Heylin contributes offshore expertise.Rising stars
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Excellent set for this type of work. Good strength in depth, ranging from junior to senior and diversity in terms of style and skill set.’
‘No5 Chambers are the leading set in the Midlands. They have strength in depth in contentious trust and probate matters.’
‘Great strength in depth amongst the whole set, and they will always find counsel available to suit our needs.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are very attentive and thorough, and really look after us.’
‘The clerks are quick, responsive and helpful. ‘
‘James Wackett is fantastic. He knows the industry very well and works closely with solicitors to ensure that clients are represented in court by the right barrister.’
Clinical negligence Tier 1
Headed by Chris Bright QC, No5 Barristers Chambers ’ clinical negligence team is one of the most comprehensive in the Midlands. Work done here is often complex and sensitive, with practitioners specialising in brain and spinal injuries, delayed diagnosis, mental health, birth injury, and matters arising from hospital deaths. Chambers saw David Tyack QC and John Coughlan QC take silk in the 2021 round. Chambers head Jonathan Jones QC currently represents the claimant for a claim in excess of £5m against a hospital where liability was admitted for failure to diagnose spina bifida on an antenatal scan. Jones QC also led Jamie Gamble in JB v Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust, a wrongful birth claim arising out of a failure to diagnose microcephaly during antenatal scanning, securing a £6m settlement for the claimants.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘They have a wide range of Clinical Negligence specialist counsel with in depth expertise and experience, and offer very good availability including at short notice.’
‘No5 Chambers is a fantastic set for clinical negligence and personal injury claims with many top class senior juniors.’
‘I enjoy working with No5 Chambers and the relationship has gone from strength to strength.’
Clerking
‘Professional and helpful service, mainly dealing with Rob McDonald who is always happy and more than able to assist with all requests.’
‘The Clerks at No5 Chambers are extremely helpful and knowledgeable especially William Theaker.’
‘The Clerks at No5 are really efficient and “on the ball” in every aspect, whether its clerking in papers for counsel or arranging MS Teams or Zoom Conferencing. ‘
Commercial litigation Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers’ commercial litigation team ‘offers considerable choice at all levels of experience’. Chambers as a whole has a broad commercial practice and members are regularly instructed in high-value, complex disputes. Head of chambers Mark Anderson QC's recent instructions include a £20m partnership claim. Mohammed Zaman QC has also been busy, having recently defending a food manufacturing company in a dispute concerning an alleged breach of a manufacturing agreement, involving a six-day application for committal of the defendant's managing director to prison for contempt of court.
Rising stars
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Great commercial set with someone for everything. Responsive and business-like. A good, professional support team.’
‘I have never been let down by No5 Chambers in terms of either availability or suitability of counsel. Supremely reliable.’
‘No 5 Chambers has been my first choice for commercial litigation for many years, at all levels of seniority.’
Clerking
‘Excellent- always approachable, personable & keen to help. Understanding of the need to manage & meet client expectations on fees.’
‘The service is generally top notch. Danny Griffiths and James Wackett in particular are very responsive.’
Company and insolvency Tier 1
The market presence and strength of No5 Barristers Chambers’ company and insolvency team members see the set involved with significant high-value cases in the Midlands. Mark Anderson QC continues to attract complex shareholder disputes, while Yasmin Yasseri is considered an insolvency specialist with recent instructions including a multi-jurisdictional matter with elements in the Czech Republic. Alexander Heylin’s experience with cross-border and Offshore instructions has led recent instructions acting for a Russian company with litigation potentially in three jurisdictions.Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘One of the best chambers that I have used. Barristers are of a high calibre and the clerks are fantastic and always respond in a timely manner.’
‘No5 is a very good set with a wide range of able performers. The Chambers are continuing to develop and they are a rising force.’
‘No5 are very impressive across the board.’
Court of Protection and community care Tier 1
Described as a ‘good and reliable set with expertise in Court of Protection matters’ No5 Barristers Chambers court of protection practice is the choice for many local authorities in the Midlands. Abid Mahmood recently represented a local authority in an application for an injunction to protect a child victim of a "county lines" gang. In more property-oriented cases, Keri Tayler has a substantial presence in financial abuse cases, representing the official solicitor in a case where a woman lacking capacity was taken by her son from Kent to the Republic of Ireland.
Leading Juniors
Crime (general and fraud) Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers houses a balanced and robust practice both in terms of size and call. Described as ‘approachable and friendly with the ability to tailor service to ones needs’, the set has particular expertise in cases of serious violence, corporate manslaughter, organised crime cases and complex fraud. Michael Duck QC prosecuted four defendants, who were aged sixteen and seventeen of the time of the offence, who were convicted of the murder of a teenage boy as part of tensions between two Wolverhampton "postcode gangs, while Michelle Heeley QC represented former England footballer Paul Gascgoine, who was acquitted on sexual assault charges. Turning to the set's juniors Harpreet Singh Sandhu recently prosecuted in a firearms case involving a home being converted into a workshop where blank-firing pistols were converted into lethal firearms, and Sophie Murray, who has a niche practice in serious sexual offences.
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Always tailor service to needs. Most suitable counsel placed on case in accordance to knowledge and complexities.’
‘No5 is an excellent set of criminal barristers. Spoilt for choice.’
‘No 5 is a solid set, with a great reputation in crime.’
Clerking
‘Approachable, friendly and the clerks always go above and beyond to assist with cases.’
‘The No 5 Clerks are uniquely effective, intelligent and hardworking.’
‘Andrew Trotter as a clerk is exceptional. His knowledge and management of our expectations in terms of quality of barristers we like to instruct and rapport one to one with our solicitors is excellent. ‘
Employment Tier 1
The employment offering at No5 Barristers Chambers is a preferred set of chambers for many, with a number of key instructions coming from the West Midlands' key employers, including NHS bodies. Mugni Islam-Choudhury , the head of the practice group, represents Kuehne + Nagel in an age discrimination case concerning redundancy payments to former civil servants who transferred to the company. Senior junior Helen Barney continues to have a wide practice of both public and private sector employers, having recently represented Jaguar Land Rover in a case concerning the application of the pensions exemptions to age discrimination law.
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Chambers has a large number of tenants that are key members of the employment group that I would highly recommend. ‘
‘No 5 Chambers is an excellent Chambers, I have nothing but praise for the Chambers as a whole including barristers and clerks.’
‘No 5 Chambers are exceptional. The employment team has a strong head of team supported by exceptional clerking teams.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are extremely helpful and always try their best to assist.’
‘The clerking team for employment matters are fantastic – very responsive, always willing to help, flexible with diaries, committed and solution focussed.’
‘The clerks are helpful and proactive. Very approachable and build a good rapport with instructing solicitors.’
Family and children law Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers is regarded as a ‘high-quality set of public law family practitioners who are highly skilled and effective’. Covering both public and private children law and financial remedy, the set offers practitioners able to take on some of the more complex cases and disputes. Ashley Wynne heads the practice group, which includes a significant number of juniors who regularly and comfortably deal with complex, high-value cases. The public children law contingent is headed by Lorna Meyer QC, and also includes at silk level Stefano Nuvoloni QC, whose expertise in this area crosses over with Court of Protection matters. Adreeja Chatterjee is also recommended for international child law matters.Leading Silks: Child Law (Public and Private)
Leading Juniors: Child Law (Public and Private)
Leading Juniors: Divorce and Financial Remedy
Testimonials
Set
‘No 5 Chambers provides an excellent all round service, meeting clients needs across the generations and at every available level of work – from very junior to leading silks.’
‘No 5 has a high-quality set of public law family practitioners who are highly skilled and effective. They have good strength in depth and all counsel I have instructed have been very skilled.’
‘No5 is an excellent set of chambers. The quality of barristers is high and as a consequence barristers from this set are in demand. That said there is often availability at short notice which is helpful for those urgent cases.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are all extremely helpful and get back to you straight away.’
‘The clerks are always helpful and well organised. They are excellent at juggling diaries to ensure availability wherever possible.’
‘The clerks are excellent and have been particularly helpful in lockdown. Adam Wadley in particular is really helpful.’
Inquests and inquiries Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers' inquests and inquiries offering handles many cases, a number of which in workplace, custodial and medical contexts. Head of chambers Adrian Keeling QC and Richard Grimshaw are regularly instructed on Article 2 jury inquests.
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Chambers has a strong reputation in coronial law.’
‘No5 attracts excellent counsel at all levels.’
Clerking
‘Diligent and trustworthy.’
‘Chris Norman is excellent!’
Court of Protection and community care
Leading Juniors
Administrative and public law (including civil liberties and human rights)
Leading Juniors
Court of Protection and community care
Leading Juniors
Administrative and public law (including civil liberties and human rights)
Leading Juniors
Costs
Leading Juniors
Personal injury Tier 1
Considered as a leading set in the West Midlands, No5 Barristers Chambers’ offers one of the largest personal injury teams in the circuit. The personal injury group has individuals appropriate for a range of claims, and the team is regularly instructed in spinal, brain, physiological and fatal injury cases, as well as ones concerning amputation and chronic pain conditions. David Tyack QC and John Coughlan QC were 2021 Silk appointments. Praised for its depth in the junior end, chambers is also home to Jamie Gamble and Esther Gamble, both praised for their work in legally complex and intricate cases with recent work including cases in the wake of severe road traffic accidents and catastrophic spinal injuries respectively.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘No5 has a strong reputation, both locally and nationally, they are a friendly and approachable set with many counsel highly skilled in serious injury cases.’
‘They are a leading set of Chambers with a both excellent leading and junior counsel with a wealth of experience in personal injury.’
‘Chambers always provide a high excellent service.’
Clerking
‘The Clerks are superb, often going above and beyond to help with queries.’
‘The service is excellent and I have always found the clerks friendly and approachable but professional.’
‘The clerking team are always very helpful. They provide a proactive service and always try to support with the right counsel for the case.’
Personal injury, industrial disease and insurance fraud
Personal injury - 2020 Silks
Planning and environment Tier 1
Considered the ‘go-to’ set by many, No5 Barristers Chambers is a well-established set for planning and environmental matters, with good strength and talent in both across all levels of call. On the planning side, members of the group offer strategic advice and provide representation, with Paul Cairnes QC recently instructed Torbay & South Devon NHS Trust in a judicial review challenge funding arrangements surrounding planning permission for a strategic development of in excess of a thousand houses. In environmental practice, Satnam Choongh successfully represented the agency in Environmental Agency v Lawrence, an appeal case concerning the interpretation of the Environmental Sentencing Guidelines.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘The set is very professional with depth of knowledge in this area.’
‘No5 Barristers Chambers are favoured by my company and many of my clients. The set has some very talented barristers, both QCs and Juniors and availability is good.’
Clerking
‘Andrew Bisbey and Craig Wain are both extremely skilled Clerks who make the process of both selecting an appropriate barrister and their initial engagement a very simple and straight forward procedure.’
‘Friendly and dependable clerks, quick and responsive and very well organised.’
Professional disciplinary law Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers has ‘an impressive selection of counsel who specialise in disciplinary work’ and is home to a number of well-known practitioners regularly instructed by the Police Federation and police forces. Head of chambers Adrian Keeling QC recent instructions include successfully representing an officer charged with unlawfully shooting an innocent man in the face with a Taser.
Leading Juniors
Professional negligence Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers professional negligence team offers high-level, specialised expertise from a team of well-respected and competent barristers across a range of negligence, indemnity, and insurance matters. Mark Anderson QC is regularly involved in cases concerning negligence claims against solicitors as is Stephen Goodfellow. David Mitchell deals with disputes in real property, trusts, and estates, recently acting for claimants who purchased a property to then discover that their proposed new home would be subject to rights to mine.
Leading Juniors
Property and construction Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers' real estate team ranges ‘from junior to senior and has diversity in terms of style and skill set’. The group has wide a wide-ranging expertise, with members involved in all types of disputes including conveyancing, land acquisition, restrictive covenants, proprietary estoppel and various tort claims. Mark Anderson QC has been involved in many high-value matters over the year, recently acting for the claimant in a partnership action valued at £20m. David Taylor practices almost exclusively within the realms of real property landlord and tenant issues, currently representing a developer in a dispute affecting means of access to a development site.
Rising stars
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Extremely strong and dependable set used by our firm for in excess of 30 years.’
‘Good all round chambers from whom we always get a good service.’
Clerking
‘Clerks will do all they can to pull out the stops and ensure our requirements are met.’
‘Danny Griffiths is absolutely excellent! He is responsive and gets the job done brilliantly.’
Court of Protection and community care
Rising stars
Immigration (including business immigration) Tier 2
No5 Barristers Chambers is said to feature 'a large number of brilliant barristers' who deliver 'excellent service' to clients. Representing individuals irrespective of financial standing and fielding experts in human rights and asylum law, its barristers appear before the Upper Tribunal as well as the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. Manjit Singh Gill QC represented the claimants in Hoque and others v SSHD, a matter relating to the interpretation of the ten-year long residence route, while Danny Bazini successfully represented the claimants in HA (Iraq) v SSHD, in which the Court of Appeal ruled that the focus in on cases where the deportation of a foreign criminal is resisted on the basis of the Article 8 rights of a family member such as a child, the focus should be on that individual child.
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
“No 5 Chambers has an immensely talented and very experienced group of immigration and asylum practitioners. Counsel are hard working and thus invariably available to cover all work sent to the chambers.”
“They are a top-tier set and they have excellent barristers.”
“No.5 chambers is home to a large number of brilliant barristers in the immigration field.”
“No.5 is the Chambers I have given most of my instructions to because it replies and reacts very quickly to any instruction.”
Clerking
“The service and the clerks are brilliant and reply quickly. Gavin John and Lucas Bennett are very good and helpful all the time.”
“Their services are excellent. The clerks are attentive and always comply with my requests.”
“The clerks are very good and I’ve had excellent service from Gavin John.”
“I have always received an excellent service and would highlight Gavin John in particular for his efficiency and prompt responses.”
“The clerks at No5 are extremely prompt at replying to queries.”
Crime
Leading Juniors
Clinical negligence Tier 3
At No5 Barristers Chambers, the 'very thorough and forward-thinking' Jonathan Jones QC continues to act for both claimants and defendants in a range of serious clinical negligence cases, including negligent obstetric and neonatal care claims involving cerebral palsy. Strengthening the team at the senior end, the 'resolute' David Tyack QC took silk in March 2021.
Leading Silks
2021 Silks
Testimonials
Set
‘A very good clinical negligence offering‘.
Clerking
‘Very efficient clerking‘.
‘Good responsive clerks – there is always someone able to assist‘.
Offshore
Leading Juniors
Administrative and public law (including elections)
Leading Juniors
Planning
Leading Juniors
Inquests and inquiries
Leading Juniors
Employment
Leading Juniors
Immigration
No5 Barristers Chambers' immigration offering is mainly claimant-focused, with practitioners regularly appearing in the Upper Tribunal and Court of Appeal. Senior junior Abid Mahmood ’s recent instructions include several Court of Appeal cases, including representing the claimant in PF (Nigeria) v Secretary of State for the Home Department, a case concerning the deportation of a convicted drug dealer suffering from sickle cell disease.
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Business and regulatory crime (including health and safety) Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers‘ regulatory group is recommended as ‘a very progressive set, paying particular attention to promoting equality and diversity.’ Chambers is home to a number of strong practitioners, with a broad range of expertise across regulatory law including health and safety, environmental enforcement, insurance-related work and more. Tim Pole prosecuted the owners of Oak Furnitureland, which was fined £400,000 for conditions in a warehouse that created a risk of an explosion, while Bernard Thorogood successfully represented a farmer in overturning aspects of an animal disqualification order.Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘No 5 Chambers is in the very first tier for business crime and regulatory across the jurisdiction. The set offers genuine expertise across the full range of regulatory work. ‘
‘A very progressive set, paying particular attention to promoting equality and divertsity within Chambers and at the Bar as a whole. ‘
Clerking
‘The service is second to none.’
‘The clerks are very approachable and keep instructing solicitors updated at all time.’
‘The No 5 Clerks are uniquely effective, intelligent and hardworking. They provide a service to solicitors which is better than any other set I have ever dealt with.’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Chancery, probate, and tax Tier 1
The Chancery team at No5 Barristers Chambers has ‘clerks that are quick, responsive, and helpful, and barristers that are very knowledgeable and reliable’. The set maintains a strong position across all areas with particular expertise in contentious probate, estate administration and trusts. Rising stars Imogen Halstead and Samir Amin continue to build expertise in within the inheritance and property spheres. Complex traditional chancery work in the Business and Property Courts is regularly done by senior members of chambers including Mark Anderson QC. Alexander Heylin contributes offshore expertise.Rising stars
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Excellent set for this type of work. Good strength in depth, ranging from junior to senior and diversity in terms of style and skill set.’
‘No5 Chambers are the leading set in the Midlands. They have strength in depth in contentious trust and probate matters.’
‘Great strength in depth amongst the whole set, and they will always find counsel available to suit our needs.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are very attentive and thorough, and really look after us.’
‘The clerks are quick, responsive and helpful. ‘
‘James Wackett is fantastic. He knows the industry very well and works closely with solicitors to ensure that clients are represented in court by the right barrister.’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Clinical negligence Tier 1
Headed by Chris Bright QC, No5 Barristers Chambers ’ clinical negligence team is one of the most comprehensive in the Midlands. Work done here is often complex and sensitive, with practitioners specialising in brain and spinal injuries, delayed diagnosis, mental health, birth injury, and matters arising from hospital deaths. Chambers saw David Tyack QC and John Coughlan QC take silk in the 2021 round. Chambers head Jonathan Jones QC currently represents the claimant for a claim in excess of £5m against a hospital where liability was admitted for failure to diagnose spina bifida on an antenatal scan. Jones QC also led Jamie Gamble in JB v Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust, a wrongful birth claim arising out of a failure to diagnose microcephaly during antenatal scanning, securing a £6m settlement for the claimants.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘They have a wide range of Clinical Negligence specialist counsel with in depth expertise and experience, and offer very good availability including at short notice.’
‘No5 Chambers is a fantastic set for clinical negligence and personal injury claims with many top class senior juniors.’
‘I enjoy working with No5 Chambers and the relationship has gone from strength to strength.’
Clerking
‘Professional and helpful service, mainly dealing with Rob McDonald who is always happy and more than able to assist with all requests.’
‘The Clerks at No5 Chambers are extremely helpful and knowledgeable especially William Theaker.’
‘The Clerks at No5 are really efficient and “on the ball” in every aspect, whether its clerking in papers for counsel or arranging MS Teams or Zoom Conferencing. ‘
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Commercial litigation Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers’ commercial litigation team ‘offers considerable choice at all levels of experience’. Chambers as a whole has a broad commercial practice and members are regularly instructed in high-value, complex disputes. Head of chambers Mark Anderson QC's recent instructions include a £20m partnership claim. Mohammed Zaman QC has also been busy, having recently defending a food manufacturing company in a dispute concerning an alleged breach of a manufacturing agreement, involving a six-day application for committal of the defendant's managing director to prison for contempt of court.
Rising stars
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Great commercial set with someone for everything. Responsive and business-like. A good, professional support team.’
‘I have never been let down by No5 Chambers in terms of either availability or suitability of counsel. Supremely reliable.’
‘No 5 Chambers has been my first choice for commercial litigation for many years, at all levels of seniority.’
Clerking
‘Excellent- always approachable, personable & keen to help. Understanding of the need to manage & meet client expectations on fees.’
‘The service is generally top notch. Danny Griffiths and James Wackett in particular are very responsive.’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Company and insolvency Tier 1
The market presence and strength of No5 Barristers Chambers’ company and insolvency team members see the set involved with significant high-value cases in the Midlands. Mark Anderson QC continues to attract complex shareholder disputes, while Yasmin Yasseri is considered an insolvency specialist with recent instructions including a multi-jurisdictional matter with elements in the Czech Republic. Alexander Heylin’s experience with cross-border and Offshore instructions has led recent instructions acting for a Russian company with litigation potentially in three jurisdictions.Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘One of the best chambers that I have used. Barristers are of a high calibre and the clerks are fantastic and always respond in a timely manner.’
‘No5 is a very good set with a wide range of able performers. The Chambers are continuing to develop and they are a rising force.’
‘No5 are very impressive across the board.’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Court of Protection and community care Tier 1
Described as a ‘good and reliable set with expertise in Court of Protection matters’ No5 Barristers Chambers court of protection practice is the choice for many local authorities in the Midlands. Abid Mahmood recently represented a local authority in an application for an injunction to protect a child victim of a "county lines" gang. In more property-oriented cases, Keri Tayler has a substantial presence in financial abuse cases, representing the official solicitor in a case where a woman lacking capacity was taken by her son from Kent to the Republic of Ireland.
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Crime (general and fraud) Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers houses a balanced and robust practice both in terms of size and call. Described as ‘approachable and friendly with the ability to tailor service to ones needs’, the set has particular expertise in cases of serious violence, corporate manslaughter, organised crime cases and complex fraud. Michael Duck QC prosecuted four defendants, who were aged sixteen and seventeen of the time of the offence, who were convicted of the murder of a teenage boy as part of tensions between two Wolverhampton "postcode gangs, while Michelle Heeley QC represented former England footballer Paul Gascgoine, who was acquitted on sexual assault charges. Turning to the set's juniors Harpreet Singh Sandhu recently prosecuted in a firearms case involving a home being converted into a workshop where blank-firing pistols were converted into lethal firearms, and Sophie Murray, who has a niche practice in serious sexual offences.
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Always tailor service to needs. Most suitable counsel placed on case in accordance to knowledge and complexities.’
‘No5 is an excellent set of criminal barristers. Spoilt for choice.’
‘No 5 is a solid set, with a great reputation in crime.’
Clerking
‘Approachable, friendly and the clerks always go above and beyond to assist with cases.’
‘The No 5 Clerks are uniquely effective, intelligent and hardworking.’
‘Andrew Trotter as a clerk is exceptional. His knowledge and management of our expectations in terms of quality of barristers we like to instruct and rapport one to one with our solicitors is excellent. ‘
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Employment Tier 1
The employment offering at No5 Barristers Chambers is a preferred set of chambers for many, with a number of key instructions coming from the West Midlands' key employers, including NHS bodies. Mugni Islam-Choudhury , the head of the practice group, represents Kuehne + Nagel in an age discrimination case concerning redundancy payments to former civil servants who transferred to the company. Senior junior Helen Barney continues to have a wide practice of both public and private sector employers, having recently represented Jaguar Land Rover in a case concerning the application of the pensions exemptions to age discrimination law.
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Chambers has a large number of tenants that are key members of the employment group that I would highly recommend. ‘
‘No 5 Chambers is an excellent Chambers, I have nothing but praise for the Chambers as a whole including barristers and clerks.’
‘No 5 Chambers are exceptional. The employment team has a strong head of team supported by exceptional clerking teams.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are extremely helpful and always try their best to assist.’
‘The clerking team for employment matters are fantastic – very responsive, always willing to help, flexible with diaries, committed and solution focussed.’
‘The clerks are helpful and proactive. Very approachable and build a good rapport with instructing solicitors.’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Family and children law Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers is regarded as a ‘high-quality set of public law family practitioners who are highly skilled and effective’. Covering both public and private children law and financial remedy, the set offers practitioners able to take on some of the more complex cases and disputes. Ashley Wynne heads the practice group, which includes a significant number of juniors who regularly and comfortably deal with complex, high-value cases. The public children law contingent is headed by Lorna Meyer QC, and also includes at silk level Stefano Nuvoloni QC, whose expertise in this area crosses over with Court of Protection matters. Adreeja Chatterjee is also recommended for international child law matters.Leading Silks: Child Law (Public and Private)
Leading Juniors: Child Law (Public and Private)
Leading Juniors: Divorce and Financial Remedy
Testimonials
Set
‘No 5 Chambers provides an excellent all round service, meeting clients needs across the generations and at every available level of work – from very junior to leading silks.’
‘No 5 has a high-quality set of public law family practitioners who are highly skilled and effective. They have good strength in depth and all counsel I have instructed have been very skilled.’
‘No5 is an excellent set of chambers. The quality of barristers is high and as a consequence barristers from this set are in demand. That said there is often availability at short notice which is helpful for those urgent cases.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are all extremely helpful and get back to you straight away.’
‘The clerks are always helpful and well organised. They are excellent at juggling diaries to ensure availability wherever possible.’
‘The clerks are excellent and have been particularly helpful in lockdown. Adam Wadley in particular is really helpful.’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Inquests and inquiries Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers' inquests and inquiries offering handles many cases, a number of which in workplace, custodial and medical contexts. Head of chambers Adrian Keeling QC and Richard Grimshaw are regularly instructed on Article 2 jury inquests.
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Chambers has a strong reputation in coronial law.’
‘No5 attracts excellent counsel at all levels.’
Clerking
‘Diligent and trustworthy.’
‘Chris Norman is excellent!’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Administrative and public law (including civil liberties and human rights)
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Costs
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Personal injury Tier 1
Considered as a leading set in the West Midlands, No5 Barristers Chambers’ offers one of the largest personal injury teams in the circuit. The personal injury group has individuals appropriate for a range of claims, and the team is regularly instructed in spinal, brain, physiological and fatal injury cases, as well as ones concerning amputation and chronic pain conditions. David Tyack QC and John Coughlan QC were 2021 Silk appointments. Praised for its depth in the junior end, chambers is also home to Jamie Gamble and Esther Gamble, both praised for their work in legally complex and intricate cases with recent work including cases in the wake of severe road traffic accidents and catastrophic spinal injuries respectively.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘No5 has a strong reputation, both locally and nationally, they are a friendly and approachable set with many counsel highly skilled in serious injury cases.’
‘They are a leading set of Chambers with a both excellent leading and junior counsel with a wealth of experience in personal injury.’
‘Chambers always provide a high excellent service.’
Clerking
‘The Clerks are superb, often going above and beyond to help with queries.’
‘The service is excellent and I have always found the clerks friendly and approachable but professional.’
‘The clerking team are always very helpful. They provide a proactive service and always try to support with the right counsel for the case.’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Planning and environment Tier 1
Considered the ‘go-to’ set by many, No5 Barristers Chambers is a well-established set for planning and environmental matters, with good strength and talent in both across all levels of call. On the planning side, members of the group offer strategic advice and provide representation, with Paul Cairnes QC recently instructed Torbay & South Devon NHS Trust in a judicial review challenge funding arrangements surrounding planning permission for a strategic development of in excess of a thousand houses. In environmental practice, Satnam Choongh successfully represented the agency in Environmental Agency v Lawrence, an appeal case concerning the interpretation of the Environmental Sentencing Guidelines.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘The set is very professional with depth of knowledge in this area.’
‘No5 Barristers Chambers are favoured by my company and many of my clients. The set has some very talented barristers, both QCs and Juniors and availability is good.’
Clerking
‘Andrew Bisbey and Craig Wain are both extremely skilled Clerks who make the process of both selecting an appropriate barrister and their initial engagement a very simple and straight forward procedure.’
‘Friendly and dependable clerks, quick and responsive and very well organised.’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Professional disciplinary law Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers has ‘an impressive selection of counsel who specialise in disciplinary work’ and is home to a number of well-known practitioners regularly instructed by the Police Federation and police forces. Head of chambers Adrian Keeling QC recent instructions include successfully representing an officer charged with unlawfully shooting an innocent man in the face with a Taser.
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Professional negligence Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers professional negligence team offers high-level, specialised expertise from a team of well-respected and competent barristers across a range of negligence, indemnity, and insurance matters. Mark Anderson QC is regularly involved in cases concerning negligence claims against solicitors as is Stephen Goodfellow. David Mitchell deals with disputes in real property, trusts, and estates, recently acting for claimants who purchased a property to then discover that their proposed new home would be subject to rights to mine.
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Property and construction Tier 1
No5 Barristers Chambers' real estate team ranges ‘from junior to senior and has diversity in terms of style and skill set’. The group has wide a wide-ranging expertise, with members involved in all types of disputes including conveyancing, land acquisition, restrictive covenants, proprietary estoppel and various tort claims. Mark Anderson QC has been involved in many high-value matters over the year, recently acting for the claimant in a partnership action valued at £20m. David Taylor practices almost exclusively within the realms of real property landlord and tenant issues, currently representing a developer in a dispute affecting means of access to a development site.
Rising stars
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Extremely strong and dependable set used by our firm for in excess of 30 years.’
‘Good all round chambers from whom we always get a good service.’
Clerking
‘Clerks will do all they can to pull out the stops and ensure our requirements are met.’
‘Danny Griffiths is absolutely excellent! He is responsive and gets the job done brilliantly.’
Regional Bar > Midland Circuit > Immigration
No5 Barristers Chambers' immigration offering is mainly claimant-focused, with practitioners regularly appearing in the Upper Tribunal and Court of Appeal. Senior junior Abid Mahmood ’s recent instructions include several Court of Appeal cases, including representing the claimant in PF (Nigeria) v Secretary of State for the Home Department, a case concerning the deportation of a convicted drug dealer suffering from sickle cell disease.
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No5 Barristers Chambers > Set Profile
No5 Barristers’ Chambers offers a comprehensive, across-the-board service throughout the UK and further afield.
The set: During its 100-year history, No5 has developed a reputation for breaking new ground and continues to be regarded as a forward-thinking set. No5 maintains its success in traditional sectors of law while offering specialist advice and representation at the cutting edge of newly evolving areas.
Having grown to over 260 barristers, including 35 silks, No5 provides a nationwide service from its offices in Birmingham, London, Bristol and Leicester, with the London office housing more than 70 tenants. Chambers continues to attract high-quality work in all disciplines, combining excellent service standards with a progressive, modern and flexible approach to clients’ needs.
No5 prides itself on forming partnerships with solicitor clients and other professionals. Chambers has associate tenants in Dubai, Spain, Cayman, Hong Kong, Singapore and British Virgin Islands and is keen to develop further links, particularly in the fields of planning and environmental, international arbitration, regulatory, commercial work and clinical negligence.
Dedicated specialist clerking teams based throughout the country have detailed knowledge of the individuals and groups they manage and support, and are available to advise clients on the most suitable counsel for a particular case. Chambers organises a structured training and induction programme for clerks and members alike.
A highly-respected set, No5 remains a well-reputed provider of informative and topical seminars, allowing the latest issues and developments to be discussed with highly qualified speakers and sector experts. Many members of chambers write or contribute to legal textbooks and specialist journals.
No5 has a wide-ranging practice and prides itself on being able to assist clients across the broad spectrum of law both at home and internationally, utilising the expertise it has in its multitude of practice groups.
Types of work undertaken: The planning and environmental law group has a strong national presence and has been involved in some of the largest and most controversial proposals considered at public inquiries and subsequently in the Appeal Courts, including proposals for wind farms, new ports, new settlements and major retail and business developments.
The clinical negligence group is widely recognised for its exceptional combination of legal and clinical expertise with several members having studied and worked in the clinical world. Members of the group have been involved in high-profile and substantial cases including brain, spinal and catastrophic medical injuries. Working on behalf of a wide range of clients, the group specialises in multi-party claims and those arising from the use of medical products and equipment, human rights, mental health issues and medical ethics.
The personal injury group provides reliable, sound advice and effective representation at all levels of litigation, receiving instructions from leading claimant and defendant firms. The group’s workload includes complex cases involving brain, spinal, orthopaedic and psychological injuries, representing private individuals, trade unions and insurers.
The sports law group continues to flourish with members representing clubs, associations, managers and individuals at both professional and amateur level on a wide range of issues.
Primarily led by European influences, employment is also an area of constant change and new legislation that has a direct impact on businesses and employees. The employment group has a strong reputation for providing advice and representation to both employers and employees, and fields a strong presence from all four locations throughout the UK.
Combining the experience of members in No5’s practice groups, chambers’ regulatory group provides advice and advocacy expertise in relation to regulatory criminal work, all types of enforcement proceedings and matters involving the regulation of professional bodies. Members appear both for professionals and regulators before fitness to practise panels and in the High Court on judicial review claims and statutory appeals. Members specialise in health and safety, food and drugs, licensing, trading standards and consumer protection.
Similarly, chambers’ industrial disease group has developed expertise across the spectrum of industrial work. The strong industrial heritage in the West Midlands has allowed specialists to gain a keen understanding of relevant issues through their handling of litigation concerning asbestos-related claims, asthma, deafness and occupational stress, among others.
The Business and Property group is proud of its strong reputation and continues to build a significant national presence, particularly in relation to banking and financial services. The group provides advice and advocacy expertise across traditional Chancery areas and general commercial litigation and is highly regarded for its expertise in areas including construction, property, insolvency and professional negligence.
The public law group provides leading expertise nationally on all aspects of the complex web of legal duties involving NHS bodies and local and national government. Areas covered include (but are not limited to) health and social care law, mental health, consent to medical treatment, medical regulation and inquests.
The family group, housing two QCs, is highly regarded and specialist. The group provides skilled legal expertise with the highest levels of service, support and client care. Members offer advice and representation in all aspects of family law including financial provision, TOLATA, child arrangements, public law children and Court of Protection in all family courts from magistrates level to the House of Lords. Acutely aware of the cost implications to clients, and that family cases are often highly complicated and emotional, the group aims to conduct cases in a manner designed to achieve the best possible result while reflecting individuals needs. Whether through careful negotiation, or contested hearing, members provide meticulous preparation and excellent advocacy with a friendly, approachable manner.
The criminal law group offers experience in all traditional areas of practice, with particular expertise in homicides, corporate manslaughter, complex conspiracy, and deal with all types of economic, regulatory and corporate crime. In recent years, the set has gained recognition in large commercial fraud cases and has also witnessed significant growth in regulatory instructions, especially HSE work and Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) instructions.
The immigration group advises and appears before the First-Tier Tribunal and the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber), the Administrative Court, Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. Members appear frequently at the Court of Justice of the European Union and the European Court of Human Rights and several advocates sit as part-time immigration judges. The team offers expertise and high-quality service provision at the advisory and pre- and post-litigation stages to address the requirements of business immigration clients. Clients have included various national and multi-national companies and human resource managers.
Further details on No5 and its members can be found on www.No5.com.
Other offices:
Greenwood House, 4-7 Salisbury Court, London EC4Y 8AA DX 449 London Chancery Lane
38 Queen Square, Bristol BS1 4QS DX 7838 Bristol
Provincial House, 37 New Walk, Leicester LE1 6TU DX 141225 Leicester 19
Main Contacts
| Department | Name | Telephone | |
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| Chief executive and director of clerking | Tony McDaid | ||
| Member of Chambers | KEELING QC, Adrian (1990) | ||
| Member of Chambers | JONES QC, Jonathan (1994) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MASON QC, David (1986) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GOATLEY QC, Peter (2020) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MITCHELL, David (1995) | ||
| Member of Chambers | TEDD QC, Rex (1970) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HENDERSON QC (Hon), Alex (1970)* | ||
| Member of Chambers | NEWBERRY QC, Clive (1978) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GILL QC, Manjit (1982) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BLEASDALE QC, Paul (1978) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ARMSTRONG QC, Douglas (1999)* | ||
| Member of Chambers | MEYER QC, Lorna (1986) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HUMPHREYS QC, Richard (1986) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BURROWS QC, Michael (1979) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BRIGHT QC, Chris (1985) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ZAMAN QC, Mohammed (1985) | ||
| Member of Chambers | JONES *, Richard QC (1986) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ANDERSON QC, Mark (1983) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DUCK QC, Michael (1988) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HEYWOOD QC, Mark (1986) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BELL QC, Gary (1989) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SIDHU QC, Jo (1993)* | ||
| Member of Chambers | HANKIN QC, Jonas (1994) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WRIGHT QC MP, The Rt Hon Jeremy (1996)* | ||
| Member of Chambers | CAIRNES QC, Paul (1980) | ||
| Member of Chambers | KIMBLIN QC, Richard (1998) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BRADLEY QC, Phil (1993) | ||
| Member of Chambers | NUVOLONI QC, Stefano (1994) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HEELEY QC, Michelle (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | YOUNG QC, Christopher (1997) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PITCHERS QC, Henry (2020) | ||
| Member of Chambers | TYACK QC, David (2021) | ||
| Member of Chambers | COUGHLAN QC, John (2021) | ||
| Member of Chambers | KELLY QC, Mark (2021) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BRAVERMAN QC MP, The Rt Hon Suella (2005)* | ||
| Member of Chambers | ADAMS, Richard (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ALOMO, Richard (1990) | ||
| Member of Chambers | AMIN, Samir (2015) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ANNING, Michael (1990) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ANTHONY, Farin (2004) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ALLEN, Sarah (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ARNOLD, Peter (1972) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ARTHUR, Helen (2003) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ASHIQ, Rizwan (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ASHLEY, Chloe (2016) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BAGRAL, Ravinder (1996) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BAHIA, Sharon (2000) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BAILEY, Russell (1985) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BAINS, Param K (1993) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BAKER, Andrew (1990) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BANHAM, Colin (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BARNEY, Helen (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BAZINI, Danny (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BEDFORD, Becket (1989) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BELL, Anthony (1985) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BERMINGHAM, Gerald (1967) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BERNEY-DALE Eleanor (2008) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BIMMLER, Michael (2019) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BLAIR, Jennifer (2013)* | ||
| Member of Chambers | BRADSHAW, Mark (2002) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BRIDGE, Ian (1988) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BROCKLEY, Nigel (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BROOK, Matthew (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BROWN, Kristina (1998) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BROWN, Stephanie (1982) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BRUNNING, Matthew (1997) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BUCKLEY-THOMSON, Leanne (2009) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BURCHER, James Corbet (2011) | ||
| Member of Chambers | BURDEN, Angus (1994) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CHADWICK, Joanna (1988) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CHAFFIN-LAIRD, Olivia (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CHATTERJEE, Adreeja (1997) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CHAWLA, Neil (2000) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CHOONGH, Satnam (1994) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CLIFFORD, Victoria (2002) | ||
| Member of Chambers | COBILL, Nicholas (2003) | ||
| Member of Chambers | COLLINS Siobhan (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | COMPTON, Gareth (1997) | ||
| Member of Chambers | COOKE, Richard (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CORFIELD, Louise (2008) | ||
| Member of Chambers | CROW, Charles (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DAVIDSON, Laura (1996) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DAVIES, Sioned (2019) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DAYLE, Philip (2012) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DE MELLO, Ramby (1983) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DEAN, Brian (1994) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DEAN, Paul J (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DEAN, Peter (1987) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DENNING, Louisa (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DERRINGTON, Jonathan (1998) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DRAYCOTT Camilla (2015) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DUTHIE, Malcolm (1989) | ||
| Member of Chambers | DUTTA, Nandini (1993) | ||
| Member of Chambers | EDHEM, Emma (1993) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ENONCHONG, Prof Nelson (2006)* | ||
| Member of Chambers | ENSAFF, Omar (2000) | ||
| Member of Chambers | EVANS, Paul (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | FARRER, Adam (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | FEENEY, Katie (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | FEENY, Jack (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | FERRARI, Nicholas (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | FISHER, Steven (2000) | ||
| Member of Chambers | FORSYTH, Samantha (1988) | ||
| Member of Chambers | FRIEL, Michele (1991) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GALLACHER, Kirsty (2006) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GAMBLE, Esther (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GAMBLE, Jamie (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GARDNER, David (2006) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GILES, Roger S (1976) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GOODFELLOW, Stephen (1997) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GRANT, Orla (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GRIMSHAW, Richard (2010) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GUPTA, Mamta (2004) | ||
| Member of Chambers | GWYNNE, Grace (2017) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HADLEY, Richard (1997) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HALSTEAD, Imogen (2014) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HAMILTON-EDDY *, Lukas (2015) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HARGREAVES, Teresa (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HARRINGTON, Tim (1997) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HARRISON, Ben (2016) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HARVEY, Alison (1995) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HAWLEY, Christian (2013) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HENSON, Graham (1976) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HEYLIN, Alexander (2000) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HIGGINS, Louise (2003) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HIGNETT, Richard (1995) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HIRST, Karl (1997) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HOGAN, Emma (1996) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HOLLAND, Russell (2008) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HOPKINS, Christopher (2003) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HUNKA, Simon (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HURLEY-FLYNN, Eamonn (2013) | ||
| Member of Chambers | HUSSAIN, Aqsa (2016) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ILES, David (1977) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ISLAM-CHOUDHURY, Mugni (1996) | ||
| Member of Chambers | JAGADESHAM, Varsha (2014) | ||
| Member of Chambers | JENNINGS, Caroline (2010) | ||
| Member of Chambers | JONES, Catherine (2010) | ||
| Member of Chambers | JONES, Timothy (1975) | ||
| Member of Chambers | JOSEPH, Paul (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | KEMBERY, Jodie (2013) | ||
| Member of Chambers | KHAN, Changez (2008) | ||
| Member of Chambers | KHUBBER, Ranjiv (1994) | ||
| Member of Chambers | KNIBBE, Jorren (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | KNOTTS, Carol (1996) | ||
| Member of Chambers | KORN, Anthony (1978) | ||
| Member of Chambers | LANGDON, Katie (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | LAWRENCE, Oliver (2018) | ||
| Member of Chambers | LEITHEAD, Howard (2014) | ||
| Member of Chambers | LESLIE, James (2004) | ||
| Member of Chambers | LIDDIARD, Martin (1989) | ||
| Member of Chambers | LIVESEY, Rebecca (2016) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MACCABE, Irvine (1983) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MAHMOOD, Abid (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MAHMOOD, Saleema (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MALLICK, Nabila (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MANN, Jasvir (1990) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MANTLE, Philip (2002) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MARTIN, Francesca (2010) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MATTU, Gurprit Kaur (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MAY, Oliver | ||
| Member of Chambers | McCLEMENT, Lynette (2002) | ||
| Member of Chambers | McGRATH, Andrew (1983) | ||
| Member of Chambers | McINTOSH, Nicola (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | McLOUGHLIN, Richard (2012) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MEAGER, Rowena (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MELLIS, Alexander (2013) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MILLER, Katie (2010) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MISHRA *, Sudhir (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MOAT, Richard (1985) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MOHAMED, Hashi (2010) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MOLES, Jennifer (2015) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MONAGHAN *, Susan (1995) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MONTGOMERY *, James (1989) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MULLA, Maria (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MULLER, Antonie (1990) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MURRAY *, Carole (1989) | ||
| Member of Chambers | MURRAY, Sophie (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | NAGESH, Ramya (2008) | ||
| Member of Chambers | NAJIB, Shakil (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | NEWMAN, Tim (1981) | ||
| Member of Chambers | NICHOLSON, Edward (1993) | ||
| Member of Chambers | NORRIS, Lois (2017) | ||
| Member of Chambers | NOURI, Arrin (2014) | ||
| Member of Chambers | OAKES, Richard (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | O'BRIEN, Michael (1987) | ||
| Member of Chambers | OGUNLENDE, Femi (2000) | ||
| Member of Chambers | O'HIGGINS, John (1990) | ||
| Member of Chambers | O'MALLEY, Laura (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ORCHARD, Cathlyn (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | OSCROFT, Daniel (2003) | ||
| Member of Chambers | OSMUND-SMITH, Thea (2010) | ||
| Member of Chambers | OWEN, Denise (2003) | ||
| Member of Chambers | OWEN, Naomi (2008) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PENGELLY, Giles (2017) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PERRIN, Jason (2015) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PERRY, Christopher (2002) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PERRY, Tom (2016) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PINDHAM, Nina (2012) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PINNOCK, Earl (2003) | ||
| Member of Chambers | POLE, Tim (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | POPLEY, Heather (2003) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PORTE, Adam (2014) | ||
| Member of Chambers | POWER, Elizabeth (1996) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PRESTON, Nicola (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PRICE, Charles (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | PUSEY, William (1977) | ||
| Member of Chambers | RADBURN, Mark (1991) | ||
| Member of Chambers | REED, Steven (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | RHODES, Andrew (2015) | ||
| Member of Chambers | RICHARDS, Hugh (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | RILEY, Rachel (2013) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ROBERTS, Gemma (2006) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ROBINSON-JONES, Charlotte (2008) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ROTHWELL, Joanne (1993) | ||
| Member of Chambers | RULE, Philip (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | RUSHE, Avril (2017) | ||
| Member of Chambers | RYLATT, Jake (2017) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SAINI, Parminder (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SANDHU, Harpreet Singh (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SCHOFIELD, Tom (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SEAL, Ricky (2012) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SHASTRI-HURST Dr Neil (2018) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SHAW, Frances (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SHAW, Jonathan (2008) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SHEPPARD, Tim (1995) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SHERLOCK, Dr Louisa (2018) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SINGH, Talbir (1997) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SMALLWOOD, Anne E (1977) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SMALLWOOD, Robert (1994) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SMEATON, Jessica (2008) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SMITH, Steven (2011) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SMYTH, Jack (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SNELUS, James (1999) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SPEDDING, Catherine (1995) | ||
| Member of Chambers | STEMP, Scott (2000) | ||
| Member of Chambers | STOLL, James (1994) | ||
| Member of Chambers | SUMERAY*, Caroline (1993) | ||
| Member of Chambers | TAFADAR, Sultana (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | TAYLER, Keri (1995) | ||
| Member of Chambers | TAYLOR, David (1993) | ||
| Member of Chambers | TAYLOR, Kathryn (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | THOMPSON, Neil (1982) | ||
| Member of Chambers | THOROGOOD, Bernard (1986) | ||
| Member of Chambers | TIWANA, Ekwall Singh (1988) | ||
| Member of Chambers | TOWNLEY, Annie (2018) | ||
| Member of Chambers | UDDIN, Miran (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | VICKERS, Laura (2007) | ||
| Member of Chambers | VOLLANS, Philip (2015) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WALLACE, Andrew (1988) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WHITAKER, Stephen (1970) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WHITWORTH, Olivia (2018) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WILKINSON, Marc (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WILLETTS, Glenn (2000) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WILLIAMS, Emma (2012) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WINGRAVE*, Michael (2001) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WITHERS, Stuart (2013) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WORLOCK, Simon (1975) | ||
| Member of Chambers | WYNNE, Ashley (1990) | ||
| Member of Chambers | XYDIAS, Nicholas (1992) | ||
| Member of Chambers | YASSERI, Yasmin (2005) | ||
| Member of Chambers | ZAMAN, Kawsar (2018) |
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Michael Duck QC | Leader of the Midland Circuit since October 2017 Recorder of the Crown… | View Profile |
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Malcolm Duthie | Recognised as a leading senior junior, Malcolm specialises in all aspects of… | View Profile |
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Prof Nelson Enonchong | Barrister specialising in general commercial work, including banking law, financial services, civil… | View Profile |
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Omar Ensaff | Omar Ensaff is a chancery and commercial barrister at No5 Chambers. He… | View Profile |
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Paul Evans | Paul’s current case load covers the full spectrum of the most serious… | View Profile |
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Adam Farrer | Adam has over 25 years’ experience at the Bar of personal injury… | View Profile |
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Katie Feeney | View Profile | |
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Steven Fisher | Regularly instructed by Claimants and Defendants in the full range of personal… | View Profile |
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Samantha Forsyth | View Profile | |
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Kirsty Gallacher | Kirsty practices exclusively in family law and undertakes a full range of… | View Profile |
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Jamie Gamble | Jamie is consistently ranked as a leading barrister for personal injury and… | View Profile |
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Esther Gamble | Esther specialises in clinical negligence litigation, with particular expertise in obstetrics, gynaecology… | View Profile |
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Roger Giles | Has acted for a wide range of clients including local authorities, house… | View Profile |
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Peter Goatley QC | Specialises in planning and environmental law, and acts for a wide range… | View Profile |
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Edward Grant | View Profile | |
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Orla Grant | View Profile | |
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Richard Grimshaw | Richard has an extensive clinical negligence, inquest and personal injury practice and… | View Profile |
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Grace Gwynne | View Profile | |
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Richard Hadley | Richard specialises exclusively in matters relating to children, where he regularly appears… | View Profile |
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Imogen Halstead | View Profile | |
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Lukas Hamilton-Eddy | View Profile | |
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Jonas Hankin QC | Described in Chambers UK as “a class act” and in the Legal… | View Profile |
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Tim Hanson | Associate tenant based in Jersey. | View Profile |
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Teresa Hargreaves | Teresa is a personal injury and clinical negligence specialist with over 20… | View Profile |
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Tim Harrington | View Profile | |
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Christian Hawley | View Profile | |
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Michelle Heeley QC | Michelle is the current Leader of the Midland Circuit. Her practice consists… | View Profile |
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Graham Henson | Has a longstanding practice of defence work in major criminal cases of… | View Profile |
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Mark Heywood QC | Described as a silk clients ‘would instruct without hesitation’, Mark Heywood is… | View Profile |
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Louise Higgins | View Profile | |
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Karl Hirst | For a long time Karl has been recognised in the legal directories… | View Profile |
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Christopher Hopkins | Health and Safety Coroners Inquests Environment Road Traffic Law (criminal prosecutions and… | View Profile |
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Simon Hunka | Simon is a hardworking advocate who enjoys his work and regularly appears… | View Profile |
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Eamonn Hurley-Flynn | View Profile | |
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Aqsa Hussain | View Profile | |
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David Iles | Has significant experience in serious criminal cases, acting for prosecution and defence;… | View Profile |
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Mugni Islam-Choudhury | Mugni has interest and expertise in dealing with high value claims, particularly… | View Profile |
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Timothy Jones | Tim Jones has extensive experience in planning advocacy, appearing at all levels… | View Profile |
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Catherine Jones | View Profile | |
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Richard Jones * | View Profile | |
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Jonathan Jones QC | Specialises in personal injury and clinical negligence; has extensive experience in the… | View Profile |
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Paul Joseph | Commercial and insolvency litigation, contractual disputes, professional negligence, injunctions, partnership disputes and… | View Profile |
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Adrian Keeling QC | Adrian is Head of No5 Barristers’ Chambers. He practises in all aspects… | View Profile |
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Jodie Kembery | View Profile | |
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Richard Kimblin QC | Practises public, civil and regulatory law in planning, environmental, consumer, and health… | View Profile |
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Katie Langdon | View Profile | |
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Oliver Lawrence | View Profile | |
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James Leslie | View Profile | |
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Martin Liddiard | Specialises in all areas of criminal law, both prosecution and defence; has… | View Profile |
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Saleema Mahmood | Serious crime and fraud, sexual offences: R v Haq and Others (murder);… | View Profile |
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Abid Mahmood | Abid has appeared in some of the leading cases in his preferred… | View Profile |
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Jasvir Mann | Practises on behalf of both defence and prosecution in all areas of… | View Profile |
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Philip Mantle | Philip appears and advises in commercial matters with particular emphasis upon consumer… | View Profile |
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David Mason QC | Experienced practitioner, working for both the prosecution and the defence; represents police… | View Profile |
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Gurprit Kaur Mattu | Gurprit advises and represents clients in civil, commercial and company disputes. She… | View Profile |
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Lynette McClement | View Profile | |
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Andrew McGrath | Has an extensive practice background in the field of employment, involving claimant… | View Profile |
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Nicola McIntosh | View Profile | |
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Richard McLoughlin | View Profile | |
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Alexander Mellis | Acts in all areas of personal injury law for both claimants and… | View Profile |
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Lorna Meyer QC | Specialises in family law, with a particular emphasis on children’s cases. Regular… | View Profile |
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Sudhir Mishra * | View Profile | |
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David Mitchell | His practice covers all Chancery areas with an emphasis on wills, trusts… | View Profile |
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Richard Moat | Specialises in substantial value personal injury claims; has particular experience in industrial… | View Profile |
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Jennifer Moles | View Profile | |
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James Montgomery * | View Profile | |
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Antonie Muller | View Profile | |
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Sophie Murray | Sophie Murray is an experienced barrister who has a natural flair for… | View Profile |
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Carole Murray | View Profile | |
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Ramya Nagesh | View Profile | |
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Shakil Najib | Shakil is recognised for his expertise in commercial and chancery matters with… | View Profile |
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Clive Newberry QC | View Profile | |
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Tim Newman | Specialises in personal injury and clinical negligence claims together with associated professional… | View Profile |
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Lois Norris | View Profile | |
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Arrin Nouri | Arrin is a barrister specialising in family law, with a particular emphasis… | View Profile |
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Stefano Nuvoloni QC | Stefano has a recognised expertise in the most complex and sensitive of… | View Profile |
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John O'Higgins | Serious Crime | View Profile |
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Laura O'Malley | View Profile | |
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Richard Oakes | Richard specialises in the field of personal injury litigation. He undertakes a… | View Profile |
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Cathlyn Orchard | Serious crime | View Profile |
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Daniel Oscroft | Crime: Daniel has a diverse and busy Crown Court criminal practice. He… | View Profile |
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Thea Osmund-Smith | Planning and environment; regulatory. | View Profile |
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Naomi Owen | Barrister & Deputy Head of the Employment Group | View Profile |
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Denise Owen | View Profile | |
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Giles Pengelly | Barrister | View Profile |
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Jason Perrin | Barrister. | View Profile |
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Christopher Perry | View Profile | |
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Nina Pindham | View Profile | |
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Earl Pinnock | Criminal defence – serious crime; homicide, terrorism, drugs, sex, slavery / trafficking,… | View Profile |
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Henry Pitchers QC | Principally in three areas: high value and/or complex personal injury work; clinical… | View Profile |
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Tim Pole | View Profile | |
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Elizabeth Power | Practises exclusively in crime, focuses on complex drug-related offences, sexual offence such… | View Profile |
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Nicola Preston | A specialist Chancery practitioner whose practice concentrates on, but is not limited… | View Profile |
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William Pusey | Barrister dealing with all aspects of personal injury and clinical negligence with… | View Profile |
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Mark Radburn | Mark practises exclusively in the fields of personal injury and clinical negligence,… | View Profile |
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Steven Reed | View Profile | |
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Hugh Richards | Specialises in planning and environmental law; his town and country planning practice… | View Profile |
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Rachel Riley | Rachel is a member of the Court of Protection and Inquest teams… | View Profile |
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Gemma Roberts | Employment; PI – either side. | View Profile |
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Harpreet Singh Sandhu | Harpreet is widely acknowledged to be one of the Midland Circuit’s most… | View Profile |
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Tom Schofield | View Profile | |
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Ricky Seal | View Profile | |
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Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst | Neil is dual qualified in Medicine and Law. His practice is focussed… | View Profile |
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Dr Louisa Sherlock | View Profile | |
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Talbir Singh | Prosecutes and defends and has experience in Appeal by Case Stated, and… | View Profile |
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Robert Smallwood | Robert practices exclusively in the fields of Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence,… | View Profile |
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Anne Smallwood | Extensive experience in: divorce and financial provision (including cases where the assets… | View Profile |
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Steven Smith | View Profile | |
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Jack Smyth | View Profile | |
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James Snelus | View Profile | |
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Kathryn Taylor | All areas of family law including public and private law; Children Act… | View Profile |
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David Taylor | His practice has developed to include all areas of commercial and chancery… | View Profile |
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Rex Tedd QC | Barrister specialising in regulatory law (particularly health and safety and environmental) and… | View Profile |
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Neil Thompson | PI/Clinical Negligence. Over 30 years experience in PI and clinical negligence litigation.… | View Profile |
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Bernard Thorogood | Specialises in the most serious categories of health and safety, environment and… | View Profile |
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Ekwall Singh Tiwana | Specialises in criminal work, and has experience in cases involving murder, manslaughter,… | View Profile |
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David Tyack QC | Specialist in personal injury and clinical negligence for ten years. Practises in… | View Profile |
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Miran Uddin | View Profile | |
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Philip Vollans | View Profile | |
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Andrew Wallace | Specialises exclusively in crime but has a strong background in public care… | View Profile |
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Stephen Whitaker | Chancery specialist undertaking contentious and non-contentious work in the core Chancery areas… | View Profile |
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Marc Wilkinson | Specialises in all forms of property litigation, but also has extensive experience… | View Profile |
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Glenn Willetts | Has advised in connection with many areas of commercial and chancery practice;… | View Profile |
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Emma Williams | View Profile | |
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Michael Wingrave | Currently practising from the Cayman Islands, Michael splits his time between complex… | View Profile |
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Simon Worlock | An experienced childcare and criminal practitioner, he is a meticulous preparer and… | View Profile |
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Ashley Wynne | Specialist in high net worth financial remedy, cohabitation and Inheritance Act cases.… | View Profile |
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Nicholas Xydias | Undertakes a wide variety of personal injury work ranging from interlocutory work… | View Profile |
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Christopher Young QC | Barrister, specialising exclusively in town and country planning, highways and environmental law.… | View Profile |
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TESTIMONIAL: Just wanted to say a huge thank you for your efforts on this case. I have only just managed to speak to L and heard more about the case. She was delighted and very impressed with all you did. I would also like to thank you for your support and attention to details throughout, which paid off in the end!
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- London Bar Clinical negligence
- Regional Bar Business and regulatory crime (including health and safety)
- Regional Bar Chancery, probate, and tax
- Regional Bar Clinical negligence
- Regional Bar Commercial litigation
- Regional Bar Company and insolvency
- Regional Bar Court of Protection and community care
- Regional Bar Crime (general and fraud)
- Regional Bar Employment
- Regional Bar Family and children law
- Regional Bar Inquests and inquiries
- Regional Bar Court of Protection and community care
- Regional Bar Clinical negligence
- Regional Bar Administrative and public law (including civil liberties and human rights)
- Regional Bar Court of Protection and community care
- Regional Bar Administrative and public law (including civil liberties and human rights)
- Regional Bar Costs
- Regional Bar Planning and environment
- Regional Bar Personal injury
- London Bar Personal injury, industrial disease and insurance fraud
- Regional Bar Planning and environment
- Regional Bar Professional disciplinary law
- Regional Bar Professional negligence
- Regional Bar Property and construction
- London Bar Court of Protection and community care
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- London Bar Immigration (including business immigration)
- London Bar Police law (defendant)
- London Bar Crime
- Regional Bar Clinical negligence
- London Bar Offshore
- London Bar Administrative and public law (including elections)
- London Bar Planning
- London Bar Fraud: crime
- London Bar Professional negligence
- London Bar Inquests and inquiries
- London Bar Social housing
- London Bar Civil liberties and human rights (including actions against the police)
- London Bar Employment
- Regional Bar Immigration