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Dominic Bright

02077978307 dominicbright@lambchambers.co.uk

Work Department

• Commercial  
• Property  
• Personal injury  
• Construction  
• International  
• Mediation  

Position

Barrister:

Dominic has a broad commercial, property and personal injury practice.  He is registered with the Civil Mediation Council as a Civil and Commercial Mediator.  Dominic has also written articles, and attended seminars on construction and international law: areas in which he would like to gain practical experience.

His forthcoming book, ‘A Practical Guide to the Small Claims Track’ is set for publication with Law Brief Publishing in November 2019.  It is a clear, comprehensive, but concise guide for junior barristers and solicitors to succeeding on the small claims track.

Dominic can be instructed directly, without having to involve a solicitor.  He is registered on the Direct Access Portal.  Dominic is also a member of Advocate (the Bar’s national charity), matching him with members of the public who need help, are unable to obtain legal aid, and cannot afford to pay.

Prior to pupillage, Dominic was judicial assistant in the Court of Appeal to Sir Brian Leveson, the former President of the Queen’s Bench Division.  He was also researcher in construction law at a leading set of barristers’ chambers, public international law at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law, and national implementation measures (nuclear disarmament, non-proliferation, development and use of chemical weaponry) at the Verification Research, Training and Information Centre.

Career

• Year of Call: 2016

Languages

• English

Memberships

• British Institute of International and Comparative Law
• Civil Mediation Council
• Property Bar Association
• Technology and Construction Bar Association

Education

• Master of Laws (LL.M) in Professional Legal Practice (incorporating the BPTC), BPP University Law School, London Holborn, awarded Distinction
• Master of Laws (LL.M), King’s College London, School of Law, awarded Distinction
• Law (LL.B Hons) with European Legal Studies, King’s College London, School of Law (incorporating an Erasmus exchange at Uppsala University, Sweden)

Leisure

• HIIT
• Motorcycling
• National, regional and international regulation of novel technologies