2 Hare Court

Daniel Mullin undertakes work in criminal, regulatory, and civil law. He has a focus on work with an international element, having extensive experience in matters requiring mutual legal assistance, particularly the investigation and prosecution of financial crime.

He is well placed to act for either the prosecution or defendant in matters at the intersection of commercial, regulatory, and criminal law. He has been instructed to provide early legal and strategic advice in a range of criminal and civil proceedings.

Daniel is building a regulatory practice having acted in numerous interim and substantive hearings, including allegations of serious misconduct and dishonesty. He has assisted on inquests and inquiries, including an inquiry into the death of an individual in custody.

Before coming to the Bar, Daniel worked in the corporate and commercial sector. He worked in the City of London, and in the Channel Islands, providing research and advice on regulatory and corporate law to multinational businesses.

Called 2021.

SFO C Panel; CPS Advocate Panel – Level 2; CPS Fraud Panel; Advocate; Young Fraud Lawyers Association.

Bar Training Course (Distinction), BPP University; LLM (Distinction), BPP University; LLB (Hons), Durham University; Droop Award – Lincoln’s Inn; Buchanan Prize.