Set Profile > 3 Verulam Buildings > London, England
3 Verulam Buildings Offices
3 Verulam Buildings
GRAY'S INN
LONDON
WC1R 5NT
England
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3 Verulam Buildings > The Legal 500 Rankings
London Bar > Banking and finance (including consumer credit) Tier 1
3 Verulam Buildings 'remains one of the best sets for banking litigation', praised for its strength-in-depth from top silks down to baby juniors. Not one to rest on its laurels, it continues to attract up-and-coming senior juniors, as demonstrated by the arrivals of Adam Temple and Liisa Lahti from 4 Pump Court and Quadrant Chambers. The set's quality is reflected in its cases, including BNP Paribas v Trattamento Rifiuti Metropolitani SpA in which Adrian Beltrami QC led Christopher Bond for the claimants before the Court of Appeal in a case with contested jurisdictional issues. Another highlight is National Bank of Kazakhstan v BNY Mellon; Anatolie Stati; & Others, a matter which Kazakh entity owns assets held by the American bank in which a team of four members, including Ali Malek QC, David Quest QC and William Edwards are representing the claimants, the Kazakh central bank.
Rising stars
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘3VB is an excellent set – one of the best in this area. ‘
‘3VB has excellent strength in depth. I’ve used this chambers for many years and have always been impressed with the quality of Counsel (juniors through to seniors).’
‘3VB is a set that my colleagues and I probably turn to more than any other both now and, in my case, the last 30 years. They are a very strong set in financial services but have also established a very strong offering in a broader range of disciplines. Over the years they have recruited numerous former solicitors who have spent a few years in leading City firms. This means that a lot of their people have hands on experience of the very different role of a solicitor. ‘
‘Very strong set for banking and commercial litigation generally. Strong individuals right the way from the junior, mid-junior, senior-junior, up to QC.’
‘3VB have been for many years one of our “go-to” sets for our more complex cases. High quality counsel are available at all levels (silk, senior junior and junior). They are invariably very responsive to training requests and are now a regular feature of our internal training programme. Highly recommended.’
Clerking
‘All the clerks are very approachable and commercial.’
‘Very responsive and commercial. Robert Croke has been very helpful in liaising with the court and assisting with billing matters.’
‘Very good, responsive and always contactable.’
‘Very able and responsive clerks across the board. Steve Penson in particular deserves credit for his responsiveness, his pragmatism and his willingness to provide a high quality service to instructing solicitors. Rob Croke is also very accomplished and good to deal with.’
London Bar > Commercial litigation Tier 1
3 Verulam Buildings has 'a plethora of excellent barristers, all of whom are extremely approachable', and clients appreciate the 'great strength in depth, especially amongst the juniors'. Senior and junior members are regularly instructed on some of the largest commercial disputes to hit the London and international courts and tribunals. A notable highlight was Tatneft v Bogolyubov & Others - a case concerning a Ukrainian oil refinery with multiple interlocutory points addressing complex issues of law - in which Ewan McQuater QC and Matthew Parker QC successfully represented the defendants who had the claims against them dismissed in February 2021. McQuater QC and David Quest QC also represented the defendant in PCP Capital Partners v Barclays Bank. Another major mandate is Arcelormittal v Essar Steel & VTB Bank, a matter concerning the enforcement of an ICC arbitral award, in which Adrian Beltrami QC is representing VTB.
Rising stars
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘3VB are one of my go to sets for commercial work. They have real strength in depth and numerous members of Chambers are a class act. ‘
‘High-quality throughout, easy to work with and adaptable, flexible barristers. A go-to set.’
‘Huge strength in depth of expertise and availability of counsel. An impressive offering.’
‘Hugh strength-in-depth. My preferred set on complex and/or high-end litigation.’
‘3VB remains the top set for commercial litigation and in our view international arbitration given their strong international roster of associate members. They remain the set of choice of us as firm when its comes to complex litigation dispute or when an opinion is required on commercial law matters.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are very responsive and helpful. Nothing is too much trouble for them.’
‘One of the best clerks’ rooms – responsive and accommodating.’
‘The clerks at 3VB are sensitive to the requirements of the client and do not see fit to push a QC all the time when the work required can be done by a high quality junior barrister of which 3VB has a good line up. Stuart Pullum and Stephen Penson are exceptional in this regard.’
‘The clerks are great. Stuart Pullum, their head clerk, is the person I mostly deal with. He’s a lovely man. Very commercial and sensible.’
‘We always receive a very high standard of service from 3VB, who take time to know our client needs, not just our firm. This makes our work that much easier.’
London Bar > Financial services regulation Tier 1
3 Verulam Buildings is 'an excellent financial services set, with strength at all levels'. The chambers is home to a team which regularly acts for and against the regulators, including the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), and is adept at handling contentious and advisory matters. Rory Phillips QC advised Lloyds Banking Group on establishing an independent appeals process for customers, following decisions made by the client as part of its implementation of the recommendations of the Cranston Review; the Cranston Review was set up following the high-profile HBOS fraud in Reading. In another matter, Thomas Weitzman QC advised the PRA on two major Brexit-related Part VII insurance business transfers. The set also added to its junior ranks with the arrival of Adam Temple from 4 Pump Court in October 2020.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘3VB is an excellent financial services set with strength at all levels.’
‘Huge strength in depth of expertise and availability of counsel. An impressive offering.’
‘We are always well served by the team at 3VB. They are readily able to give us a choice of suitable people for a wide range of cases.’
‘3VB is our set of choice. They offer remarkable strength in depth which means that availability is never an issue. This also allows for the instruction of barristers which are suitable for a particular matter. This is incredibly helpful when it comes to the issue of costs, which is always front and centre of a client’s mind.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are highly efficient and user-friendly. Richard Ansell is a particular pleasure to deal with – responsive, straightforward and dependable.’
‘Good, and responsive.’
‘The clerks have been efficient and available.’
‘They are probably the most user friendly clerks room I have experienced. The joint senior practice managers, Steve Penson and Stuart Pullum, complement each other perfectly while Richard Ansell also stands out both for his loyalty to chambers and for his commitment to client service.’
‘Very good – Richard Ansell stands out.’
London Bar > Fraud: civil Tier 1
3 Verulam Buildings is praised for its 'considerable strength and depth of talent in the civil fraud area'. Combined with their acknowledged strengths in banking and financial services matters, the members provide a compelling mix of expertise in complex financial fraud claims as well as broader international disputes. Major cases include the long running Tatneft v Bogolyubov & Others in which Ewan McQuater QC and Matthew Parker QC successfully represented the defendant. SKAT v Solo Capital Partners LLP - a case concerning an alleged cum-ex trading system which the Danish tax authorities claim defrauded it of £1.5bn - also involved senior and junior members such as Andrew Onslow QC and David Head QC, acting on behalf of numerous defendants, including those represented by DWF.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘3VB is an excellent set. All Counsel have great expertise, from pupils to QCs. The juniors are particularly excellent.’
‘3VB is an excellent set for commercial litigation, including civil fraud matters. I have worked with, and against, several barristers from the set and they have been of a high calibre. The clerks are good too.’
‘3VB is a favourite set. It combines excellent counsel with superb clerking.’
‘A number of excellent practitioners who punch above their call. ‘
‘Top of the range set with strength in depth amongst its leaders and juniors. Our go to set for complex financial fraud work and urgent matters.’
Clerking
‘Richard Ansell is always a great help and goes the extra mile to assist.’
‘The clerks are very responsive and helpful. Nothing is too much trouble for them.’
‘Stephen Penson is an impressive practice manager.’
‘A really friendly bunch of clerks, with good service provided.’
‘The clerks are great. Stuart Pullum, their head clerk, is the person I mostly deal with. He’s a lovely man. Very commercial and sensible.’
London Bar > Media and entertainment (including art and cultural property) Tier 1
In the art world, members of 3 Verulam Buildings act for defendant and claimant auction houses, dealers, and sellers involved in high-profile disputes. In Meem Ya Meem LLC v Sotheby’s, Andrew Onslow QC is acting for a second defendant seller/consignor in a claim for repayment of the price paid for an Egyptian statue valued at over half a million pounds. Rajesh Pillai QC represents a third-party auction house in Re Gowen v Helly Nahmad, which concerns a dispute over documents relating to the sale of a Modigliani alleged to have been looted by the Nazis in France during the second world war. Cleon Catsambis successfully acted for Sotheby’s in Umada v Philbrick and Sotheby's, where two parties both claimed the proceeds of the sale of pieces by Mark Bradford and Donald Judd, in the amount of over £2m; the case was part of a high-profile litigation claim against Inigo Philbrick, an American art dealer awaiting trial for allegedly defrauding clients of $20m. In addition, in Cole v Carpenter, Yash Bheeroo acts for three American defendants in a dispute over the $12m sale of Picasso's Le Sauvetage.
Art and cultural property - Leading Silks
Art and cultural property - 2020 Silks
Art and cultural property - Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘They are a very strong commercial set generally.’
‘Highly competent and able.’
‘The chambers has a very strong presence in banking, fraud. and commercial litigation. I would trust all of their barristers to give excellent advice.’
Clerking
‘I have always found the clerks’ room very helpful.’
‘Exceptionally helpful – Stuart Pullum.’
‘Always receive excellent service.’
‘Stephen Penson is very professional. I have found the clerks who look after the juniors to be very impressive.’
London Bar > International arbitration: arbitrators Tier 2
3 Verulam Buildings' impressive push into the international arbitration market isn't limited to the counsel side. The set has an increasingly strong stable of full time and part time arbitrators who command considerable respect in the market. Full time arbitrators such as Elizabeth Birch bring a huge amount of experience, having had a full time practice since 2003, while Christopher Symons is especially known for his expertise in arbitrating insurance disputes. Brian King has also bedded in with a full time practice, following a distinguished career as a partner in Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP's renowned international arbitration practice. Distinguished counsel as arbitrators include Ali Malek QC and Jane Davies Evans.
Testimonials
Set
‘3VB has done an incredible job in joining highly experienced arbitrators and arbitration counsel and, as a result, has formed a very strong arbitration team.’
‘They deserve their reputation as one of the very best commercial sets in London.’
London Bar > International arbitration: counsel Tier 2
3 Verulam Buildings is now firmly ensconced among the leading sets in London for international arbitration and is considered by some to be 'the leading set of chambers for international investment arbitration disputes'. In addition to several top name commercial silks, such as Ali Malek QC, who are equally adept before the tribunals as they are before the High Court, the set also has some excellent senior juniors and junior silks with strong specialist expertise in this area, with Christopher Harris QC being of particular note. Harris represented the Moroccan government in its ICSID arbitration, Carlyle v Morocco, with Georges Chalfoun, Mark Wassouf and Cameron Miles also on the team. Another ICSID highlight was Mytilineos SA v Republic of Serbia in which Tariq Baloch was sole barrister for the Greek industrial conglomerate.
Rising stars
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘3VB is very strong in arbitration with a deep bench of practitioners we have involved in our arbitration matters.’
‘3VB has a deep arbitration bench which is why we gravitate to them for arbitration matters.’
‘3VB are exceptionally strong and well clerked.’
‘3VB has great strength in depth and high-quality barristers at all levels. It is particularly strong on public international law where it has some of the leading individuals at the junior, mid and senior levels.’
‘By instructing a top set like 3VB we expect the best and we got it. Technical excellence combines with understanding to guide us through every stage of a worryingly complex process. We felt reassured and supported at every stage. 3VB would be our first-choice chambers for any relevant future disputes, especially complex international claims.’
Clerking
‘Very responsive, professional and pleasant.’
‘Very good and supportive.’
‘Friendly efficient clerking.’
‘Service from the clerks and from the clerks’ room has been seamless and excellent.’
‘Clerks are professional and accessible. James Kelly is very good to have grown-up conversations with.’
London Bar > Offshore Tier 2
Praised by one client for 'growing and improving all the time', 3 Verulam Buildings had another strong year of offshore work, with highlights including David Quest QC leading Philip Hinks in acting for the former party in Banque Havilland v Christophe Mazurier, a $10m fraud action before the Supreme Court of the Bahamas. In the BVI, Hefin Rees QC is acting for the claimant in Holm v Sancus Financial Holdings, a dispute over the ownership of the newest bank to be licensed in the BVI for the last 20 years, to be heard at the Privy Council in 2021. Among the sets eclectic mix of cases, Hodge Malek QC acted for the trustee of a multi billion dollar Bermudian trust in a judicial review concerning the Bermudian Police Service.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘3VB has great strength in depth, especially amongst the juniors, and is one of the go-to sets.‘
‘Great set; experienced barristers at varying levels of seniority.‘
‘They have an enviable roster of both leading and junior counsel.‘
‘Growing presence as a leading set in the offshore market.‘
‘A quality set, through and through.‘
Clerking
‘Stuart Pullum is a really excellent clerk. He is responsive, and commercial and also very clear in his communication.‘
‘3VB’s clerks are first rate. In particular, I can speak to the quality of Stuart Pullum and James Kelly.‘
‘Stuart Pullum is incredibly experienced and knowledgeable, and has his finger on the pulse of the scene both in London and offshore.‘
‘The clerks at 3VB are prompt with answering queries and providing assistance where necessary.‘
‘A really friendly bunch of clerks, with good service provided.‘
London Bar > Professional negligence Tier 2
Viewed as 'a class act', 3 Verulam Buildings is 'a very strong set in financial services'. Members have 'great talent' in handling professional negligence claims in the financial arena, and report an uptick in auditors' negligence claims. Andrew Onslow QC continues to represent multiple claimants in an ongoing claim brought against an independent financial adviser and a tax silk, regarding losses suffered under a film finance tax scheme. Adrian Beltrami QC is sought after for his expertise in handling claims against solicitors, valuers and accountants. The junior end was reinforced by the arrival of Adam Temple from 4 Pump Court in October 2020, while the senior end of the team was recently bolstered with the elevation of Adam Kramer QC and Matthew Parker QC to silk in March 2021.
Leading Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘An excellent set, with tremendous strength in depth‘.
‘Good range of high-quality barristers‘.
Clerking
‘The clerks are very responsive and helpful‘.
‘They have high quality and friendly people with great commercial sense‘.
‘Stuart Pullum is excellent‘.
‘Steve Penson and Stuart Pullum complement each other perfectly‘.
London Bar > Public international law Tier 2
3 Verulam Buildings is now a well-established presence in the field of public international law. The set’s credentials are especially strong at the junior end, where it fields several members with enviable track records in investment treaty arbitrations. The set’s barristers regularly work together, such as in the ICSID dispute Carlyle v Morocco concerning the SAMIR oil refinery, in which Christopher Harris QC is leading Mark Wassouf and Cameron Miles on behalf of the Kingdom of Morocco. Harris QC has been one of the practice’s drivers over the past few years, and is also representing the respondent state in the Stati v Kazakhstan Energy Charter Treaty arbitration.Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘The set of barristers are very well organised.’
‘Top class.’
Clerking
‘The clerks are willing to be pragmatic and flexible on fees where necessary, and understand the constraints under which solicitors are working.’
London Bar > Insolvency Tier 3
3 Verulam Buildings has its strengths and reputation in financial services but now marries that with the expertise of a number of commercial insolvency barristers. A recent standout case has seen Ewan McQuater QC lead counsel to Vodafone, defending a claim from the administrators of Phones 4U that it, along with other mobile network operators, caused the company's collapse into insolvency. Both Adrian Beltrami QC and 2021 silk Adam Kramer QC are instructed in matters resulting from the Lehman Brothers insolvency, while Philip Hinks was part of a team acting for the former party in Vneshprombank LLC v Bedzhamov, obtaining an ex parte worldwide freezing order for $1.34bn against a Russian oligarch. A further name to note is rising star William Day, who is involved in a number of fraud-infused cases.
Rising stars
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘They are a very strong set in financial services but have also established a very strong offering in a broader range of disciplines.‘
‘A quality set, through and through.‘
‘Always responsive, communicative and helpful.‘
‘3VB is a go-to set for complex finance disputes.‘
Clerking
‘The joint senior practice managers, Steve Penson and Stuart Pullum, complement each other perfectly.‘
‘Richard Ansell stands out both for his loyalty to chambers and for his commitment to client service.‘
‘Ben Hart has been a very impressive clerk who would always be very efficient and keep you updated.‘
‘Stuart Pullum, head clerk, is very commercial and sensible.‘
‘Great service from Stuart Pullum and his team.‘
London Bar > Insurance and reinsurance Tier 3
Fielding 'several members who specialise in insurance and reinsurance disputes', 3 Verulam Buildings' leading barristers were recently instructed in claims under a wide variety of insurance policies, including securities claims under D&O Polices, mis-selling, cladding (and other construction policy-related claims), Covid-19 matters, and several reinsurance disputes. In one of the most important insurance cases of recent times, Adam Kramer QC (who took silk in the 2021 round) and senior junior Peter Ratcliffe acted for the FCA in its successful, high-profile test case, which it brought on behalf of business interruption insurance policyholders, and which was leapfrogged to the Supreme Court.
Leading Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘Excellent set in these areas.‘
‘Always experienced good service generally from this set of chambers.‘
‘Provides a good overall service, with several members who specialise in insurance and reinsurance disputes, while others have an in-depth knowledge of insurance regulation.‘
‘Very good set of chambers with exceptional members, who are experienced well beyond their years – undeniable strength in depth.‘
‘Our experience of these chambers has been very positive indeed.‘
Clerking
‘Very good, with some decent flexibility on fees when the occasion requires.‘
‘The clerks’ room provides a good service.‘
‘The clerks are very responsive and helpful, as well as being very pleasant to deal with.‘
‘James Kelly and Jack Wheeler both have a very good understanding of the needs of clients.‘
‘Joint senior practice managers Stephen Penson and Stuart Pullum are fantastic clerks. They get to know how instructing solicitors work and understand counsels’ ways of working to ensure that the instructions and advice flow.‘
London Bar > Proceeds of crime (POCA) and asset forfeiture Tier 3
An ‘increasing force in POCA work and asset forfeiture’, the set at 3 Verulam Buildings specialises in acting for government agencies involved in civil recovery procedures. Andrew Sutcliffe QC and Anne Jeavons are acting for the CPS in CPS v Aquila Advisory Ltd, which concerns the interaction of a confiscation order and a claim by the company against its directors. Sutcliffe QC is also involved in National Crime Agency v Odewale & Yadav, also leads Theodor Van Sante, in a claim by the NCA for a recovery order. Tom Rainsbury has been instructed by the NCA in the Hajiyeva unexplained wealth order case.
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘3VB is an increasing force in POCA work and asset forfeiture, with a number of its barristers gaining experience in the area, including Andrew Onslow QC. They have a good clerking team too.’
London Bar > Energy Tier 4
‘A very diverse set with some outstanding counsel’, 3 Verulam Buildings is ‘undoubtedly a leading set for energy work where technical excellence combines with understanding to guide clients through every stage’. Best known for banking and commercial litigation, it is active in contract disputes and investment treaty arbitrations involving the energy sector, as well as cases concerning the operation of oil and gas fields and pipelines. Ali Malek QC frequently handles cases involving energy and natural resources including international arbitrations involving mobilisation and exploration issues. Jane Davies Evans, who specialises in energy and natural resources cases is among the set’s prominent juniors.Rising stars
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
Testimonials
Set
‘I have yet to run into any area where 3VB does not have someone who can assist. They are my first choice in the UK.’
‘A very diverse set with some outstanding counsel.’
‘By instructing a top set like 3VB we expect the best and we got it. Technical excellence combines with understanding to guide us through every stage of a worryingly complex process. We felt reassured and supported at every stage. 3VB would be our first-choice chambers for any relevant future disputes, especially complex international claims.’
‘In my view, 3VB is undoubtedly a leading set for energy work. I am aware that they handle a lot of energy arbitrations and litigations and it shows in the ease with which they are able to get across complex energy-related facts.’
Clerks
‘Responsive, commercial, proactive, understanding. I dealt, in particular, with Stuart Pullum, who is very efficient and has a good manner.’
‘The service was excellent. I dealt with Steve Penson and Stuart Pullum who were charming, efficient and easy to deal with.’
‘The clerks are very responsive and able and I consider them a great asset to the set.’
‘The clerk’s are top-flight.’
London Bar > Business and regulatory crime (including global investigations)
Leading Silks
London Bar > Aviation
Leading Silks
Leading Juniors
London Bar > Commodities
Leading Silks
2021 Silks
London Bar > Construction
Leading Juniors
London Bar > Professional disciplinary and regulatory law
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
London Bar > IT and telecoms
IT and telecoms (excluding regulatory) - Leading Juniors
London Bar > Consumer
Leading Juniors
Middle East: The English Bar > Commercial
3 Verulam Buildings continues to be a well-regarded set for banking and finance disputes, as part of a broader commercial disputes offering taking it to free zones and international arbitration in the Middle East. Ali Malek QC heads a team from chambers representing ED&F Man Capital Markets, a defendant which has not been accused of fraud, in the leviathan SKAT v Solo Capital Partners litigation. Saima Hanif is involved in some of the most visible DFSA regulatory investigations, and in addition to involvement in the Abraaj liquidation and related matters, Hodge Malek QC is well-connected in Oman.
Leading silks
2021 Silks
Leading juniors
Asia Pacific - The English Bar > Commercial
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Asia Pacific - The English Bar > Construction, energy and infrastructure
Leading Juniors
Middle East: The English Bar > Construction
3 Verulam Buildings' Jane Davies Evans is active as counsel in a range of construction arbitrations, including a number of projects in the Middle East.
3 Verulam Buildings > Set Profile
THE CHAMBERS
3 Verulam Buildings is one of the foremost sets of barristers’ chambers specialising in commercial law, with 85 members based in London and with many highly prominent legal practitioners across the world. Members advise and represent clients in court, arbitration and other tribunals in England, other jurisdictions worldwide and internationally. 3VB’s approachable and responsive members and practice managers understand the pressures on solicitors and clients and the importance of providing a superb quality of service, in which legal excellence is combined with a commercial attitude.
WORK UNDERTAKEN
3VB has a genuine depth of experience across the full range of commercial litigation, from banking and financial services to company law, insurance, professional negligence, insolvency, commercial fraud, IT and media and entertainment. Its members are regularly instructed by the leading law firms in the major pieces of commercial litigation of the day, and often act in teams on various sides of major disputes. In addition, Chambers has a strong reputation in domestic and international arbitration, including significant experience of investment treaty disputes and cases involving energy, natural resources and infrastructure. 3VB has substantial experience of international work, in both litigation and arbitration. Members are frequently instructed by lawyers from other jurisdictions and are accustomed to working in multi-jurisdictional teams. They have particular experience of disputes arising in the Caribbean, the Gulf States, the post-Soviet states and the Asia-Pacific region. As well as acting as counsel, many of its members and impressive array of international associate members sit as arbitrators, under all the major arbitration rules. 3VB’s members also undertake non-contentious work, such as drafting terms and conditions in contracts for financial institutions and commercial clients, and advising clients on the effects of new law. The languages spoken in 3VB include English, Arabic, French, German, Greek, Italian, Punjabi, Russian, Sinhala, Spanish, Swedish and Urdu.
RECRUITMENT
3VB offers up to four pupillages a year (through the Pupillage Gateway and for Gateway-exempt transferring lawyers) and also considers applications as lateral hires from barristers with established, excellent practices.
Main Contacts
| Department | Name | Telephone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senior Practice Manager | Stephen Penson | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Senior Practice Manager | Stuart Pullum | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Chambers Director | Stewart Thompson | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Marketing Director | Petra Bailey | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Head of Finance and Operations | Andrew Veale | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | McQUATER QC, Ewan (1985) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BELTRAMI QC, Adrian (1989) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MALEK QC, Ali (1980) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | JARVIS QC, John (1970) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SYMONS QC, Christopher (1972) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SALTER QC, Richard (1975) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BLAIR QC, Michael (Hon Causa) (1965) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MITCHELL QC, Gregory (1979) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MALEK QC, HODGE (1983) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SUTCLIFFE QC, Andrew (1983) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | ONSLOW QC, Andrew (1982) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PHILLIPS QC, Rory (1984) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | WEITZMAN QC, Tom (1984) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | FLETCHER QC, Andrew (1980) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | NASH QC, Jonathan (1986) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | REES QC, Hefin (1992) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | QUEST QC, David (1993) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DAVIES-JONES QC, Jonathan (1994) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HARDWICK QC, Matthew (1994) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | McKENDRICK QC, Ewan (Hon Causa) (1998) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HEAD QC, David (1995) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | WILSON QC, Ian (1995) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | RILEY QC, Jamie (1995) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | de VERNEUIL SMITH QC, Peter (1998) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | CRAIG QC, Nicholas (1998) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HARRIS QC, Christopher (2002) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PILLAI QC, Rajesh (2002) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PARKER QC, Matthew (1997) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HANIF QC, Saima (2002) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | KRAMER QC, Adam (2004) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | LAZARUS, Michael (1987) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | START, Angharad (1988) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | RATCLIFFE, Peter (1998) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | CRAIG, Nicholas (1998) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MALLINCKRODT, Sophie (1999) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BALOCH, Tariq (2001) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DAVIES EVANS, Jane (2001) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | EDWARDS, William (2002) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | McPHERSON, George (2003) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SIMPSON, David (2003) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | LACOB, Lisa (2004) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | EBORALL, Charlotte (2004) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | KHAN, Farhaz (2005) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HANKE, Richard (2006) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PURVES, Robert (2007) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | KNIGHT, Alexia (2007) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BOND, Christopher (2008) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HINKS, Philip (2008) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | JEAVONS, Anne (2008) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | TEMPLE, Adam (2008) | 010 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HOLDERNESS, Kate(2008) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | LAHTI, Liisa (2009) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DE VECCHI, Tom (2009) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | VAN SANTE, Theodor (2009) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | RAINSBURY, Tom (2010) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BURDIN, Christopher (2010) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | ONABANJO, Teniola (2010) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | C K WEE, Paul (2010) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SCHMELZER, Miriam (2010) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HIGGINS, Ian (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BHEEROO, Yash (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | POTTS, James (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | CATSAMBIS, Cleon (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MCWILLIAMS, James (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | RALSTON, Scott (2012) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PAVLOVICH, Antony (2012) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | WASSOUF, Mark (2014) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BIRD, Nathaniel (2012) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | TULIP, Sarah (2012) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DUTTON, Pia (2013) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SHEPPARD, Emmanuel (2013) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | CHALFOUN, Georges (2014) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | GLOVER, Hannah (2013) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | KNIGHT, Hannah (2014) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MILES, Cameron (2015) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | ZAMAN, Rebecca (2015) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | KENNELLY, Dominic (2016) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DAY, William (2016) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | FERRO, Ryan (2017) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DZWIG, Sophia (2017) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | STEINMETZ, Victor (2014) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | JACKSON, Ravi (2017) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DASKALOVA, Ivana (2018) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | FU, Judy (2019) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | JONES, Clarissa (2018) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MULDERRIG, Calum (2019) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PARKER, Sarah 2016) | 020 7831 8441 |
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Tariq Baloch | Specialises in international arbitration (international investment treaty claims and internationl commercial arbitration),… | View Profile |
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Adrian Beltrami | Barrister specialising in commercial law, banking law, insolvency, sale of goods, commercial… | View Profile |
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Yash Bheeroo | Yash has a broad and successful commercial practice which encompasses: fraud; commercial… | View Profile |
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Elizabeth Birch | Commercial barrister since 1980, has sat as arbitrator since 1992 and as… | View Profile |
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Nathaniel Bird | Barrister specialising in commercial and financial work, including banking, financial services, insurance,… | View Profile |
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Michael Blair | Queen’s Counsel in independent practice, specialising in financial services. | View Profile |
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Christopher Bond | Christopher has a general commercial practice, much of it with an international… | View Profile |
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Richard Brent | Barrister specialising in general commercial work, including banking law, insurance and reinsurance… | View Profile |
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Christopher Burdin | Barrister specialising in commercial litigation and arbitration, including banking and finance, civil… | View Profile |
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Cleon Catsambis | Cleon has a strong and well-regarded commercial practice that encompasses commercial litigation… | View Profile |
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Nicholas Craig | Barrister specialising in commercial litigation, in particular arbitration, civil fraud, banking, shipping,… | View Profile |
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Peter Cranfield | Barrister specialising in professional indemnity (including claims against accountants, architects, brokers, financial… | View Profile |
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Jane Davies Evans | Jane is a renowned commercial barrister, specialising in energy and engineering/construction disputes,… | View Profile |
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Jonathan Davies-Jones | Barrister specialising in general commercial work including banking, fraud, insurance and reinsurance,… | View Profile |
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William Day | William Day is a versatile advocate with a busy practice spanning all… | View Profile |
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Tom De Vecchi | General commercial practice, including banking, financial services, insolvency, civil fraud, insurance and… | View Profile |
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Peter De Verneuil Smith | Peter is well known for his excellent advocacy and client skills. He… | View Profile |
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Pia Dutton | Pia is building a general commercial practice in line with Chambers’ profile.… | View Profile |
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Charlotte Eborall | Barrister specialising in commercial litigation, including banking and finance (including consumer credit),… | View Profile |
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William Edwards | Barrister specialising in general commercial work (including sale of goods/supply of services… | View Profile |
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Andrew Fletcher | Barrister with particular experience in share purchase agreements (especially misrepresentation and breach… | View Profile |
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Clive Freedman | Barrister specialising in commercial work generally, in particular IT law, banking, building… | View Profile |
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Catherine Gibaud | Barrister specialising in commercial law, in particular banking and finance, insolvency and… | View Profile |
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Hannah Glover | Hannah specialises in commercial disputes, with a particular emphasis on banking and… | View Profile |
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Saima Hanif | Barrister. Saima has an expertise in banking and financial services, with a… | View Profile |
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Richard Hanke | General commercial work, including banking and financial services, civil fraud and insolvency. | View Profile |
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Matthew Hardwick | Barrister specialising in commercial litigation, banking, insolvency, insurance, professional negligence and employment. | View Profile |
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Christopher Harris | Barrister specialising in banking, financial services, general commercial litigation and international commercial… | View Profile |
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David Head | David Head is an experienced advocate with a wide-ranging commercial practice, including… | View Profile |
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Ian Higgins | Ian is a former solicitor with a general commercial practice, with particular… | View Profile |
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Kate Holderness | Experience across the breadth of general commercial law, including in the specialist… | View Profile |
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John Jarvis | Commercial work, specialising in banking law both domestic and international, including drafting… | View Profile |
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Anne Jeavons | General commercial practice, including banking, insurance, civil fraud, professional negligence, financial services,… | View Profile |
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Dominic Kennelly | Dominic is a former solicitor with substantial experience of commercial disputes, particularly… | View Profile |
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Farhaz Khan | Farhaz is recognised as one of the leading senior juniors at the… | View Profile |
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Alexia Knight | General commercial work and litigation in line with 3VB’s practice, including banking… | View Profile |
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Adam Kramer | Adam Kramer QC is a highly regarded commercial litigator and arbitration advocate… | View Profile |
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Lisa Lacob | Barrister specialising in general commercial work, including banking and financial services, insurance,… | View Profile |
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Michael Lazarus | Michael’s practice includes most areas of domestic and international commercial and business… | View Profile |
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Ali Malek | Barrister specialising in commercial law, including banking and financial disputes, insurance and… | View Profile |
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Hodge Malek | Barrister with an impressive academic and practical background with a successful and… | View Profile |
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Sophie Mallinckrodt | Barrister with general commercial practice, including banking, insurance, financial services, insolvency, company… | View Profile |
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James McWilliams | James is a leading commercial junior with a practice that spans a… | View Profile |
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Ewan Mckendrick | Barrister specialising in advisory work on general commercial matters, particularly contract law,… | View Profile |
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George Mcpherson | Barrister with general commercial practice, including insurance and reinsurance, insolvency, commercial fraud,… | View Profile |
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Ewan Mcquater | Barrister specialising in commercial work in particular international and domestic banking and… | View Profile |
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Gregory Mitchell | Specialises in commercial litigation, arbitration and advisory work. He has been instructed… | View Profile |
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Tom Montagu Smith QC | Barrister practicing in commercial litigation and arbitration, including shareholder disputes, civil fraud,… | View Profile |
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Jonathan Nash | Banking law and insolvency, financial services, professional negligence (solicitors, barristers and accountants),… | View Profile |
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John Odgers | Commercial litigator specialising in banking, financial services, professional negligence, fraud, company sale… | View Profile |
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Teniola Onabanjo | Barrister specialising in general commercial work, including banking, financial services, contractual disputes,… | View Profile |
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Matthew Parker | Matthew is a leading practitioner at the commercial Bar. He took silk… | View Profile |
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Anthony Pavlovich | Barrister experienced in banking (guarantees, mortgages, bonds, derivatives, sale-and-purchase agreements); financial services… | View Profile |
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Rory Phillips | Wide-ranging public and commercial law practice. | View Profile |
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Jonathan Phillips | Commercial litigation, particularly banking, finance, security and insolvency; practice includes domestic and… | View Profile |
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Rajesh Pillai | Barrister specialising in banking, commercial fraud, company, insurance and reinsurance, entertainment, insolvency… | View Profile |
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James Potts | View Profile | |
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Dr Robert Purves | Robert acts for financial services firms, individuals and regulatory bodies seeking advice… | View Profile |
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David Quest | Barrister specialising in commercial law: banking; international trade and finance; insurance and… | View Profile |
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Scott Ralston | Barrister specialising in commercial and banking law. | View Profile |
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Peter Ratcliffe | Barrister specialising in commercial litigation and advisory work, with particular emphasis on… | View Profile |
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Hefin Rees | Hefin Rees QC has extensive experience of international disputes in the commercial,… | View Profile |
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Richard Salter | Barrister specialising in business and financial law, with particular emphasis on domestic… | View Profile |
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Miriam Schmelzer | Miriam is developing a broad commercial practice in line with Chambers’ profile.… | View Profile |
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David Simpson | Barrister undertaking general commercial work with particular emphasis to date on financial… | View Profile |
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Angharad Start | Barrister specialising in company law, corporate and personal insolvency, professional indemnity work,… | View Profile |
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Andrew Sutcliffe | Principal areas of practice are commercial and business law (including banking, financial… | View Profile |
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Christopher Symons | Barrister specialising in commercial litigation/arbitration particularly all aspects of insurance, reinsurance, professional… | View Profile |
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Adam Temple | Adam is a specialist in financial services disputes. He is regularly instructed… | View Profile |
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Theodor Van Sante | Specialising in regulatory and financial services work, Theodor has extensive experience acting… | View Profile |
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Mark Wassouf | Mark Wassouf has a broad commercial and public international law practice. He… | View Profile |
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Thomas Weitzman | Barrister with a general commercial practice, specialising in insurance, insurance-related and reinsurance… | View Profile |
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Ian Wilson | Barrister specialising in commercial litigation, including banking and finance, commercial fraud, professional… | View Profile |
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English (fluent) Arabic French German Greek Italian Punjabi Russian Sinhala Spanish Swedish Urdu3 Verulam Buildings > Set Profile
THE CHAMBERS
3 Verulam Buildings is one of the foremost sets of barristers’ chambers specialising in commercial law, with 85 members based in London and with many highly prominent legal practitioners across the World. Members advise and represent clients in court, arbitration and other tribunals in England, other jurisdictions worldwide and internationally. 3VB’s approachable and responsive members and practice managers understand the pressures on solicitors and clients and the importance of providing a superb quality of service, in which legal excellence is combined with a commercial attitude.
WORK UNDERTAKEN
3VB has a genuine depth of experience across the full range of commercial litigation, from banking and financial services to company law, insurance, professional negligence, insolvency, commercial fraud, IT and media and entertainment. Its members are regularly instructed by the leading law firms in the major pieces of commercial litigation of the day, and often act in teams on various sides of major disputes. In addition, Chambers has a strong reputation in domestic and international arbitration, including significant experience of investment treaty disputes and cases involving energy, natural resources and infrastructure. 3VB has substantial experience of international work, in both litigation and arbitration. Members are frequently instructed by lawyers from other jurisdictions and are accustomed to working in multi-jurisdictional teams. They have particular experience of disputes arising in the Caribbean, the Gulf States, the post-Soviet states and the Asia-Pacific region. As well as acting as counsel, many of its members and impressive array of international associate members sit as arbitrators, under all the major arbitration rules. 3VB’s members also undertake non-contentious work, such as drafting terms and conditions in contracts for financial institutions and commercial clients, and advising clients on the effects of new law. The languages spoken in 3VB include English, Arabic, Creole, French, German, Greek, Italian, Punjabi, Russian, Sinhala, Spanish, Swedish and Urdu.
RECRUITMENT
3VB offers up to four pupillages a year (through the Pupillage Gateway and for Gateway-exempt transferring lawyers) and also considers applications as lateral hires from barristers with established, excellent practices.
Main Contacts
| Department | Name | Telephone | |
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| Chambers Director | Stewart Thompson | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Senior Practice Manager | Stephen Penson | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Senior Practice Manager | Stuart Pullum | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Marketing Director | Petra Bailey | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Head of Finance and Operations | Andrew Veale | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | McQUATER QC, Ewan (1985) (QC 2003) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BELTRAMI QC, Adrian (1989) (QC 2008) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MALEK QC, Ali (1980) (QC 1996) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | JARVIS QC, John (1970) (QC 1989) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SYMONS QC, Christopher (1972) (QC 1989) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SALTER QC, Richard (1975) (QC1995) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BLAIR QC, Michael (Hon Causa) (1965) (QC 1996) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MITCHELL QC, Gregory (1979) (QC 1997) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MALEK QC, HODGE (1983) (QC 1999) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SUTCLIFFE QC, Andrew (1983) (QC 2001) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | ONSLOW QC, Andrew (1982) (QC 2002) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PHILLIPS QC, Rory (1984) (QC 2002) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | WEITZMAN QC, Tom (1984) (QC 2003) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | FLETCHER QC, Andrew (1980) (QC 2006) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | NASH QC, Jonathan (1986) (QC 2006) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | REES QC, Hefin (1992) (QC 2013) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | QUEST QC, David (1993) (QC 2013) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DAVIES-JONES QC, Jonathan (1994) (QC 2013) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HARDWICK QC, Matthew (1994) (QC 2014) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | McKENDRICK QC, Ewan (Hon Causa) (1998) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HEAD QC, David (1995) (QC 2016) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | WILSON QC, Ian (1995) (QC 2018) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | RILEY QC, Jamie (1995) (QC 2019) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DE VERNEUIL SMITH QC, Peter (1998) (QC 2019) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | CRAIG QC, Nicholas (1998) (QC 2019) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HARRIS QC, Christopher (2002) (QC 2019) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PILLAI QC, Rajesh (2002) (QC 2020) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PARKER QC, Matthew (1997) (QC 2021) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HANIF QC, Saima (2002) (QC 2021) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | KRAMER QC, Adam (2004) (QC 2021) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | LAZARUS, Michael (1987) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | START, Angharad (1988) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PARKER, Matthew (1997) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | RATCLIFFE, Peter (1998) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MALLINCKRODT, Sophie (1999) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BALOCH, Tariq (2001) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DAVIES EVANS, Jane (2001) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | EDWARDS, William (2002) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | McPHERSON, George (2003) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SIMPSON, David (2003) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | LACOB, Lisa (2004) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | EBORALL, Charlotte (2004) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | KHAN, Farhaz (2005) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HANKE, Richard (2006) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PURVES, Robert (2007) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | KNIGHT, Alexia (2007) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BOND, Christopher (2008) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HINKS, Philip (2008) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | JEAVONS, Anne (2008) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HOLDERNESS, Kate (2008) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DE VECCHI, Tom (2009) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | VAN SANTE, Theodor (2009) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BURDIN, Christopher (2010) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | ONABANJO, Teniola (2010) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | C K WEE, Paul (2010) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SCHMELZER, Miriam (2010) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | HIGGINS, Ian (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BHEEROO, Yash (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | POTTS, James (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | CATSAMBIS, Cleon (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | McWILLIAMS, James (2011) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | RALSTON, Scott (2012) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PAVLOVICH, Antony (2012) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | WASSOUF, Mark (2014) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | BIRD, Nathaniel (2012) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | TULIP, Sarah (2012) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DUTTON, Pia (2013) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | SHEPPARD, Emmanuel (2013) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | CHALFOUN, Georges (2014) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | GLOVER, Hannah (2013) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MILES, Cameron (2015) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | ZAMAN, Rebecca (2015) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | KENNELLY, Dominic (2016) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DAY, William (2016) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | FERRO, Ryan (2017) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DZWIG, Sophia (2017) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | DASKALOVA, Ivana (2018) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | JACKSON, Ravi (2017) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | STEINMETZ, Victor (2014) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | FU, Judy (2019) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | JONES, Clarissa (2018) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | MULDERRIG, Calum (2019) | 020 7831 8441 | |
| Member of Chambers | PARKER, Sarah (2016) | 020 7831 8441 |
Languages
English (fluent) Arabic French German Greek Italian Punjabi Russian Sinhala Spanish Swedish Urdu- Banking and finance (including consumer credit)
- Commercial litigation
- Financial services regulation
- Fraud: civil
- Media and entertainment (including art and cultural property)
Top Tier Set Rankings
- International arbitration: arbitrators
- International arbitration: counsel
- Offshore
- Professional negligence
- Public international law