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Marios Lambis KC
Position
Originally from a criminal practice, which encompassed major frauds and terrorist cases, including the first Iraqi Hijacking trial in which he was the youngest counsel instructed, Marios Lambis KC has been undertaking criminal, professional discipline and regulatory work for all of his career. His experience and level of knowledge has led to him undertaking work before most regulators not only presenting and defending but also advising. This included being one of only eight lawyers (the only junior counsel) invited to advise on the new fitness to practice rules for the organisation that was to take over the hearings for the General Medical Council.
He has advised and/or represented the Home Office, multinational enterprises, non-governmental organisations and many regulators in areas ranging from environmental pollution, health & safety, fitness to practice of professionals of all descriptions including those facing criminal allegations and the prospect of loosing their liberty.
He has been asked to chair meetings between multinationals and NGO’s both overseas and in the United Kingdom.
Marios is also a Recorder of the Crown Court with a licence to try Serious Sexual Offences.
Career
Year of Call: 1989; King’s Counsel: 2022
Languages
French, Greek
Memberships
- 2006: Recorder
- Association of Greek Lawyers
- Association of Regulatory & Disciplinary Lawyers
- Criminal Bar Association
Education
BA (Hons),
Dip L
Lawyer Rankings
London Bar > Professional disciplinary and regulatory law
(2022 Silks)Ranked: Tier 1Marios Lambis KC –2 Hare Court ‘Marios is incredibly talented, and his style of advocacy is beautiful to observe. He secures phenomenal results in very complex cases.’
Regarded as ‘a great set of chambers, with experienced barristers in regulatory and professional disciplinary law‘, 2 Hare Court has an excellent reputation for its expertise in representing white-collar professionals in a range of matters. Christopher Coltart KC is a key name for professional disciplinary cases involving accountants. In a recent highlight, Marios Lambis KC appeared before the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) regarding an abuse of process argument made in respect of multiple misconduct allegations brought against a consultant psychiatrist. The argument was successful on the grounds that the GMC’s investigation into the issues and background of the case had been flawed, and as such the psychiatrist could not receive a fair hearing. Andrew Colman is sought after for his solid track record in acting for the General Pharmaceutical Council and General Optical Council, and Sarah Przybylska ‘skilfully deals with the most difficult and challenging cases with ease; her technical knowledge and advocacy skills are impressive‘.