Set Profile > Lincoln House Chambers > Manchester, England
Lincoln House Chambers Offices
Lincoln House Chambers
TOWER 12, BRIDGE STREET, SPINNINGFIELDS
MANCHESTER
M3 3BZ
England
Lincoln House Chambers > The Legal 500 Rankings
Crime (general and fraud) Tier 1
For many 'the top set in Manchester' and 'a national contender for crime work', Lincoln House Chambers has 'a formidable reputation for heavy fraud and serious criminal work'. In one such heavyweight instruction, Simon Gurney, led, appeared for a defendant charged in the SFO's investigation into Global Forestry Investments, which has been alleged to be a fraud concerning investments in non-existent Brazilian teak plantations. Simon Csoka QC has been involved in several high-profile murder and manslaughter instructions of late. Mark Ford and Tim Storrie were elevated to silk in early 2020.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Business and regulatory crime (including health and safety) Tier 2
'A top-drawer set', Lincoln House Chambers is a first-choice for business and regulatory crime matters. 'At every level, they have quality barristers and a depth of choice many other chambers don't have. It is evident they have a robust policy on new tenants and pupils as right down to that level they exude quality.' Austin Welch has a particular focus on health and safety in the construction and waste industries as well as a growing practice representing clients in relation to food safety offences. Of recent note, he is instructed to represent three families of those killed in the Manchester Arena bombing. A former local government lawyer, Leila Ghahhary is also adept at regulatory and health and safety matters and has recently been instructed to advise in several large scale, national trading standards investigations. Having made a smooth transition from the solicitors' profession to the Bar, Lee Huges is considered a rising star in health and safety matters.
Rising stars
Leading Juniors
Inquests and inquiries Tier 2
Lincoln House Chambers' inquest work is aided by its expertise in regulatory matters and disciplinary cases involving medical professionals. Eight members of the team are currently acting in the Manchester Bombing Arena inquiry, including Austin Welch, who represents three bereaved families. He is also instructed by the former lead investigator in the inquiry regarding the institutional response to allegations of child sexual abuse by Lord Janner. Welch has particular experience in inquests that involve health and safety issues. A 'commanding and authoritative presence on her feet', Leila Ghahhary is also one to watch in this area of practice.
Leading Juniors
Professional disciplinary law
Lincoln House Chambers is home to Simon Gurney who represents doctors, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals, as well as police officers, solicitors, and chartered surveyors facing professional disciplinary proceedings by their respective regulators. He is experienced in both High Court and Court of Appeal instructions and is direct access qualified.
Leading Juniors
Set overviews: England and Wales
Lincoln House Chambers in Manchester focusses primarily on criminal and related work, handling some of the most serious and high-profile matters on circuit and elsewhere. Mark Ford QC and Tim Storrie QC are 2020 appointments to Silk, and Lisa Roberts QC was elected as Northern circuit leader. Ahmed Nadim is now a circuit judge.Testimonials
Clerks:
Clerking is first rate. I would single out for particular praise David Wright, David Gibbons and Andy McGuinness all of whom are first rate clerks. They don’t seek to overcharge and are adept at suggesting the right counsel for the job in hand.
Clerks are excellent and in particular Ty Price.
David Wright in particular is very helpful and accommodating.
David Wright always strives toprovide an excellent service.
David Wright is a top quality senior clerk who leads by example and a fine example at that.
Andy McGuinness is quietly one of the most talented and effective junior clerks on the circuit and deserves to be acknowledged.
Andy McGuiness is without doubt one of the best junior clerks on circuit and someone who deserves more recognition than he gets (although he would shudder at the thought).
Head clerk David Wright’s is widely regarded to be among the best criminal clerks in the country. He is measured, conscientious, organised, and lends vision and patience to his relationships with colleagues and solicitors.
I find David Gibbons to be of great assistance when contacting chambers. He will go out of his way for you and ensures you are always kept up to date with any changes.
The clerks are excellent at their jobs and have been working for chambers for many years. In particular Dave Gibbons is always willing and able to assist and manages to re-arrange hearings at short notice, in order that Counsel instructed can attend.
The clerks are extremely helpful and willing to go the extra mile. I recommend Ty Price as an excellent clerk.
The Clerks are some of the best and most helpful that I have come across. in particular, David Wright, David Gibbons and Andy McGuiness.
All clerks with whom I had contact provided a very professional service.
Set:
Chambers are a top set in the North West and indeed the go to outside of London in all cases, including the most serious and high-profile.
Chambers are top of the class when it comes to business and regulatory crime. They have counsel and clerks who excel in their field and are my preference to London chambers in all cases because, as well as expertise, they offer a truly personal service.
Excellent set of chambers, particularly in respect of prosecution and licensing work.
Extremely professional and well resourced.
First class in regulatory law
High quality counsel always made available and the set are always willing to provide tailored training seminars.
Austin Welch is one of the rising stars within Lincoln House Chambers, and plainly a future silk.
Lincoln House offer the best range of skilled advocates in Manchester. They offer some excellent training and CPD programmes and always go out of their way to help.
Lincoln house are a professional, responsive chambers. They are a pleasure to deal with.
Lincoln House are an excellent set of barristers. They are the best in the North, standing head and shoulders above the rest with phenomenal strength in depth. They have brilliant lawyers who are accessible, approachable and very user friendly. They have a vast number of business/financial crime barristers who have been instructed on some of the biggest cases in the country. They are expanding their regulatory offering with skilled, experienced barristers. Lincoln set the standard for others to aspire to.
Lincoln House are efficient, approachable and willing to go that extra mile. Great team working set both within chambers and with Solicitors. Provide a wide range of excellent quality barristers who are always in high demand but are willing and able to assist when required.
Lincoln House are my chambers of choice. I feel they have a wide selection of Counsel which assists when Counsel of choice is not always available. They are highly regarded as a set in Manchester.
Lincoln House are my first choice, always. At every level they have quality barristers and a depth of choice many other chambers don’t have. It is evident they have a robust policy on new tenants and pupils as right down to that level they exude quality.
Lincoln House Chambers are a fantastic set with great strength in depth.
Regional Bar > Northern Circuit > Crime (general and fraud) Tier 1
For many 'the top set in Manchester' and 'a national contender for crime work', Lincoln House Chambers has 'a formidable reputation for heavy fraud and serious criminal work'. In one such heavyweight instruction, Simon Gurney, led, appeared for a defendant charged in the SFO's investigation into Global Forestry Investments, which has been alleged to be a fraud concerning investments in non-existent Brazilian teak plantations. Simon Csoka QC has been involved in several high-profile murder and manslaughter instructions of late. Mark Ford and Tim Storrie were elevated to silk in early 2020.
Leading Silks
2020 Silks
2021 Silks
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Northern Circuit > Business and regulatory crime (including health and safety) Tier 2
'A top-drawer set', Lincoln House Chambers is a first-choice for business and regulatory crime matters. 'At every level, they have quality barristers and a depth of choice many other chambers don't have. It is evident they have a robust policy on new tenants and pupils as right down to that level they exude quality.' Austin Welch has a particular focus on health and safety in the construction and waste industries as well as a growing practice representing clients in relation to food safety offences. Of recent note, he is instructed to represent three families of those killed in the Manchester Arena bombing. A former local government lawyer, Leila Ghahhary is also adept at regulatory and health and safety matters and has recently been instructed to advise in several large scale, national trading standards investigations. Having made a smooth transition from the solicitors' profession to the Bar, Lee Huges is considered a rising star in health and safety matters.
Rising stars
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Northern Circuit > Inquests and inquiries Tier 2
Lincoln House Chambers' inquest work is aided by its expertise in regulatory matters and disciplinary cases involving medical professionals. Eight members of the team are currently acting in the Manchester Bombing Arena inquiry, including Austin Welch, who represents three bereaved families. He is also instructed by the former lead investigator in the inquiry regarding the institutional response to allegations of child sexual abuse by Lord Janner. Welch has particular experience in inquests that involve health and safety issues. A 'commanding and authoritative presence on her feet', Leila Ghahhary is also one to watch in this area of practice.
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Northern Circuit > Professional disciplinary law
Lincoln House Chambers is home to Simon Gurney who represents doctors, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals, as well as police officers, solicitors, and chartered surveyors facing professional disciplinary proceedings by their respective regulators. He is experienced in both High Court and Court of Appeal instructions and is direct access qualified.
Leading Juniors
Regional Bar > Set overviews: England and Wales
Lincoln House Chambers in Manchester focusses primarily on criminal and related work, handling some of the most serious and high-profile matters on circuit and elsewhere. Mark Ford QC and Tim Storrie QC are 2020 appointments to Silk, and Lisa Roberts QC was elected as Northern circuit leader. Ahmed Nadim is now a circuit judge.Testimonials
Clerks:
Clerking is first rate. I would single out for particular praise David Wright, David Gibbons and Andy McGuinness all of whom are first rate clerks. They don’t seek to overcharge and are adept at suggesting the right counsel for the job in hand.
Clerks are excellent and in particular Ty Price.
David Wright in particular is very helpful and accommodating.
David Wright always strives toprovide an excellent service.
David Wright is a top quality senior clerk who leads by example and a fine example at that.
Andy McGuinness is quietly one of the most talented and effective junior clerks on the circuit and deserves to be acknowledged.
Andy McGuiness is without doubt one of the best junior clerks on circuit and someone who deserves more recognition than he gets (although he would shudder at the thought).
Head clerk David Wright’s is widely regarded to be among the best criminal clerks in the country. He is measured, conscientious, organised, and lends vision and patience to his relationships with colleagues and solicitors.
I find David Gibbons to be of great assistance when contacting chambers. He will go out of his way for you and ensures you are always kept up to date with any changes.
The clerks are excellent at their jobs and have been working for chambers for many years. In particular Dave Gibbons is always willing and able to assist and manages to re-arrange hearings at short notice, in order that Counsel instructed can attend.
The clerks are extremely helpful and willing to go the extra mile. I recommend Ty Price as an excellent clerk.
The Clerks are some of the best and most helpful that I have come across. in particular, David Wright, David Gibbons and Andy McGuiness.
All clerks with whom I had contact provided a very professional service.
Set:
Chambers are a top set in the North West and indeed the go to outside of London in all cases, including the most serious and high-profile.
Chambers are top of the class when it comes to business and regulatory crime. They have counsel and clerks who excel in their field and are my preference to London chambers in all cases because, as well as expertise, they offer a truly personal service.
Excellent set of chambers, particularly in respect of prosecution and licensing work.
Extremely professional and well resourced.
First class in regulatory law
High quality counsel always made available and the set are always willing to provide tailored training seminars.
Austin Welch is one of the rising stars within Lincoln House Chambers, and plainly a future silk.
Lincoln House offer the best range of skilled advocates in Manchester. They offer some excellent training and CPD programmes and always go out of their way to help.
Lincoln house are a professional, responsive chambers. They are a pleasure to deal with.
Lincoln House are an excellent set of barristers. They are the best in the North, standing head and shoulders above the rest with phenomenal strength in depth. They have brilliant lawyers who are accessible, approachable and very user friendly. They have a vast number of business/financial crime barristers who have been instructed on some of the biggest cases in the country. They are expanding their regulatory offering with skilled, experienced barristers. Lincoln set the standard for others to aspire to.
Lincoln House are efficient, approachable and willing to go that extra mile. Great team working set both within chambers and with Solicitors. Provide a wide range of excellent quality barristers who are always in high demand but are willing and able to assist when required.
Lincoln House are my chambers of choice. I feel they have a wide selection of Counsel which assists when Counsel of choice is not always available. They are highly regarded as a set in Manchester.
Lincoln House are my first choice, always. At every level they have quality barristers and a depth of choice many other chambers don’t have. It is evident they have a robust policy on new tenants and pupils as right down to that level they exude quality.
Lincoln House Chambers are a fantastic set with great strength in depth.
Lincoln House Chambers > Set Profile
Lincoln House Chambers fields advocates across a range of practice areas from its stylish, modern premises in Manchester’s city centre. It prides itself on its ethos of excellence in advocacy and in meeting the demands of its clients.
For 40 years this approach has allowed Lincoln House Chambers to maintain a lead over its rivals. Its team of advocates practises in a variety of regulatory and disciplinary fields plus civil litigation, where it has established practice teams with a particular strength to meet the demands for this type of work. Its criminal caseload includes many of the major criminal cases of the day. Planned expansion and organic growth now mean that there are 17 Queen’s Counsel and 58 juniors in chambers. A number of members hold judicial appointments in tribunals and in the higher courts. Several members of chambers are qualified to accept work on a direct access basis.
The set: Considered a predominantly criminal and regulatory set, Lincoln House Chambers has an enviable reputation for its work in the prosecution and defence of regulatory crime and fraud. Additionally, chambers has developed a strong civil wing. There is particular expertise in inquiry work, inquests, professional disciplinary work, complex personal injury and industrial disease claims.
Members include specialists in health and safety, trading standards, environmental regulation and financial regulation. Lincoln House’s reputation in these fields attracts a nationwide clientele.
Types of work undertaken:
Crime: chambers remains a strong resource for those needing advice and representation in all fields of criminal practice, members are regularly instructed in cases of the utmost gravity and public interest. Members are often involved at an early stage when strategic advice is required about the investigation itself, or challenging restraint orders. Chambers has attracted praise for its work in business crime & fraud.
Regulatory: chambers has a deserved reputation as a leader in criminal regulatory work. A strong team is fielded in health and safety litigation and in waste and environmental hazard work. The team is routinely instructed in cases that give rise to fatalities and there is particular expertise in the niche area of corporate responsibility. Additionally, members of chambers have also appeared in cases that arise in a medical context.
The combination of specialisms available through chambers ensures any complex technical issues are understood and mastered. Members have advised for both the regulators and the professionals accused.
Inquiries & Inquests: Members are frequently instructed in issues arising in ancillary jurisdictions, notably inquests and public inquiries. Ten members of Chambers were instructed in the Manchester Arena Inquiry, Six members of chambers were instructed to act in the Hillsborough inquests (predominantly for senior police officers) and chambers has a presence in many of the more substantial public inquiries & inquest hearings nationally. Members have been instructed by the Home Office and Department of Health to undertake leading roles within substantial public and independent inquiries. The work undertaken in other regulatory areas (CQC, H&S, police and medical practitioner disciplinary) often extends to representation in Coroners Courts.
Civil: the civil team unites a number of fields of practice. The work covered includes general common law but there is an established specialist team with a national reputation that concentrates on complex personal injury, including industrial disease work (eg British coal respiratory disease litigation, miners’ knee litigation, and surface dust) and catastrophic injury claims. Members have experience of the conduct of actions for and against the police, and the public law team regularly challenges unlawful decisions that arise in a criminal context by way of judicial review. Members also welcome instructions in a range of tribunals (e.g. immigration, VAT/employment/Traffic Commissioners).
Professional disciplinary: LHC barristers advise and appear regularly in General Medical Council cases (both prosecution and defence), nursing and dental councils, HCPC, accountancy issues through the AADB, or police disciplinary issues.
Main Contacts
| Department | Name | Telephone | |
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| Director of Clerking | David Wright | ||
| Criminal Clerk | Andy McGuinness | ||
| Criminal Clerk | David Gibbons | ||
| Regulatory & Civil Clerk | Ty Price | ||
| Professional Discipline Clerk | Sigourney Lomax | ||
| Junior Clerk | Laura Nicholson | ||
| Junior Clerk | Abigail Lockett | ||
| Accounts Manager | Bernadette Duggan | ||
| Members of Chambers | THOMAS QC, Andrew (1989) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WEBSTER QC, Alistair (1976) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HUSSAIN QC, Mukhtar (1971) | ||
| Members of Chambers | GOZEM QC, Guy (1972) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WRIGHT QC, Peter (1981) | ||
| Members of Chambers | PICKUP QC, James (1976) | ||
| Members of Chambers | REID QC, Paul (1973) | ||
| Members of Chambers | CSOKA QC, Simon (1991) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BLACKWELL QC, Katherine (1992) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DAW QC, Christopher (1993) | ||
| Members of Chambers | ROBERTS QC, Lisa (1993) | ||
| Members of Chambers | IQBAL QC, Abdul (1994)* | ||
| Members of Chambers | HARRISON QC, John (1994)* | ||
| Members of Chambers | KEALEY QC, Simon (1991)* | ||
| Members of Chambers | FORD QC, Mark (1991) | ||
| Members of Chambers | STORRIE QC, Timothy (1993) | ||
| Members of Chambers | NAWAZ QC, Mohammed (1995) | ||
| Members of Chambers | LEACH QC, Alexander (2001) | ||
| Members of Chambers | LASKER, Jeremy (1976) | ||
| Members of Chambers | NUTTALL, Andrew (1978) | ||
| Members of Chambers | ELIAS, Robert (1979) | ||
| Members of Chambers | NADIM, Ahmed (1982) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BLOOMER, Charles (1985) | ||
| Members of Chambers | STUART, Mark (1985) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BUTCHER, Richard (1985) | ||
| Members of Chambers | TAYLOR, Alan (1986) | ||
| Members of Chambers | McMEEKIN, Ian (1987) | ||
| Members of Chambers | JOHNSON, Kathryn (1989) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BARTON, Hugh (1989) | ||
| Members of Chambers | FRYMAN, Neil (1989) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BOWLEY, Ivan (1990) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SIMONS, Richard (1991) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BOYD, Philip (1993) | ||
| Members of Chambers | USHER, Neil (1993) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WARNE, Peter (1993) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DORAN, Gerard (1993) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BLACKSHAW, Henry (1993) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HOLDEN, Philip (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HOLLAND, Ricky (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WILLIAMS, Paul (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HACKETT, Martin (1995) | ||
| Members of Chambers | RIGGS, Samantha (1996)* | ||
| Members of Chambers | DUCKWORTH, Shirlie (1997) | ||
| Members of Chambers | PIERPOINT, Katherine (1998) | ||
| Members of Chambers | KITCHIN, Louise (1998) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WHITE, Rachel (2000) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DAWSON, Richard (2001) | ||
| Members of Chambers | FRIEND, Mark (2002) | ||
| Members of Chambers | ENGLISH, Richard (2003) | ||
| Members of Chambers | JONES, Katie (2003) | ||
| Members of Chambers | FARYL, Alaha (2003) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WELCH, Austin (2005) | ||
| Members of Chambers | THOMAS, Daniel (2005) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HEYWORTH, James (2006) | ||
| Members of Chambers | GURNEY, Simon (2006) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BARBOUR, Laura (2006) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HUGHES, Lee (2006) | ||
| Members of Chambers | COOPER, Rachel (2007) | ||
| Members of Chambers | O'LEARY, Brendan (2007) | ||
| Members of Chambers | GILSENAN, Emma (2008) | ||
| Members of Chambers | COWEN, Louise (2010) | ||
| Members of Chambers | GHAHHARY, Leila (2010) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WRIGHT, Lucy (2011) | ||
| Members of Chambers | ASPINALL, Heather (2011) | ||
| Members of Chambers | JONES, Samuel (2011) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MCCAFFREY, Lara (2011) | ||
| Members of Chambers | THOMAS, Isobel (2012) | ||
| Members of Chambers | KHAN, Anam (2013) | ||
| Members of Chambers | ALTON, Marianne (2014) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SHAW, Ellen (2014) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HOWARTH, Matthew (2016) | ||
| Members of Chambers | CHESTNUTT, Anna (2016) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MAGILL, Sarah (2016) | ||
| Members of Chambers | LEWIS, Victoria (2019) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WORSFOLD, Thomas (2019) |
Barrister Profiles
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Laura Barbour | Barrister specialising in criminal law, with an equal division between prosecution and… | View Profile |
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Hugh Barton | Barrister specialising in general crime, public law and actions against the police. | View Profile |
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Katherine Blackwell | Kate is one of the UK’s leading silks specialising in criminal law… | View Profile |
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Charles Howard Bloomer | With over 30 years of experience in a variety of fields, Charles is… | View Profile |
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Ivan Bowley | At Lincoln House Chambers, Ivan Bowley is an established force in industrial… | View Profile |
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Philip Joseph George Boyd | Barrister specialising in criminal law – prosecution and defence; disciplinary tribunals; cases… | View Profile |
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Rachel Cooper | Rachel has a common law practice encompassing all areas and levels of… | View Profile |
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Louise Cowen | Crime, personal injury, clinical negligence, immigration, housing law. | View Profile |
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Simon Csoka | Recognised in Chambers & Partners Guide to the Bar 2019 as “at… | View Profile |
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Chris Daw | Chris Daw QC was called to the Bar in 1993 and was… | View Profile |
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Richard Dawson | Richard Dawson is an expert trial lawyer, specialising in road traffic law,… | View Profile |
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Gerard Doran | “He is a very friendly advocate and clients love him. He is… | View Profile |
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Shirlie Duckworth | Shirlie was called to the Bar in 1997 but in 2002 transferred… | View Profile |
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Robert Elias | Bob Elias is one of the most senior juniors on circuit. He… | View Profile |
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Richard H English | “He does not leave any stone unturned and is careful in his… | View Profile |
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Alaha Faryl | Civil LawImmigration & Asylum Law | View Profile |
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Mark Ford | Mark joined Lincoln House Chambers in 2010. He specializes in all types… | View Profile |
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Mark Friend | Mark has rapidly developed an extremely busy Crown Court practice, covering all… | View Profile |
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Neil Fryman | Neil Fryman joined Lincoln House in October 2008, after developing a considerable… | View Profile |
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Leila Ghahhary | ‘A skilled advocate with excellent experience in this field. She has represented… | View Profile |
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Guy Gozem | “He is a safe pair of hands; he is experienced, calm and… | View Profile |
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Simon Gurney | Simon has an extensive practice that combines professional disciplinary and serious criminal… | View Profile |
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Martin Hackett | Martin is currently working for the European Union Rule of Law Mission… | View Profile |
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James Heyworth | James practices predominantly in criminal law: acting for defendants in the Crown… | View Profile |
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Phil Holden | Philip has a substantial criminal defence practice that encompasses all areas of… | View Profile |
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Rick Holland | Rick joined Lincoln House in 1994 having been a solicitor with the… | View Profile |
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Kathryn Johnson | Kathryn was called to the bar in 1989, joining Lincoln House as… | View Profile |
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Katie Laura Jones | Katie was called to the Bar in 2003 and has been a… | View Profile |
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Louise Kitchin | Having worked for one of Manchester’s leading criminal firms and later successfully… | View Profile |
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Jeremy Lasker | Hugely experienced in all aspects of criminal advocacy and with an enviable… | View Profile |
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Alexander Leach | ″He is very impressive advocate – thorough, forceful and clear. A strategic… | View Profile |
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Ian McMeekin | “He has an outstanding manner with juries and judges. He really gets… | View Profile |
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Mohammed Nawaz | Mohammed Nawaz was called to the bar in 1995 and has specialised… | View Profile |
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Andrew Peter Nuttall | Andrew specialises in: Serious crime, fraud, regulatory crime, disciplinary tribunals and inquests.… | View Profile |
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Brendan O'Leary | Brendan O’Leary is credited as being an advocate who combines excellent courtroom skills… | View Profile |
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James Pickup | “Superb in terms of both his preparation and his courtroom delivery. A… | View Profile |
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Katherine Pierpoint | Katherine Pierpoint has been described by The Legal 500 2021 as “strong, confident,… | View Profile |
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Paul Campbell Reid | Described by Chambers UK as “a great jury advocate who continues to… | View Profile |
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Lisa Roberts | Leader of the Northern Circuit. Lisa Roberts QC specialises in criminal and… | View Profile |
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Richard Simons | Richard Simons has a predominantly defence based practice. He is instructed in… | View Profile |
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Tim Storrie | Tim Storrie QC has an established reputation for work across the spectrum… | View Profile |
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Douglas Mark Stuart | Mark Stuart has one of the largest criminal practices on the Northern… | View Profile |
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Alan Taylor | As an experienced practitioner, Alan has built a successful Criminal and Regulatory… | View Profile |
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Andrew Thomas | Andrew Thomas QC was born and brought up in North Wales. He… | View Profile |
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Dan Thomas | Business crime, regulatmy crime, commercial law. One of the stars of the… | View Profile |
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Neil Usher | Neil has a busy criminal practice, divided fairly evenly between defending andprosecuting.… | View Profile |
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Peter Warne | A specialist in defending document-intensive serious fraud and crime, Peter has appeared… | View Profile |
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Alistair Webster | Alistair’s recognised excellence and client care across the spectrum of criminal and… | View Profile |
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Austin Welch | “A very personable barrister.” – Chambers & Partners, 2021 – Health and Safety “All… | View Profile |
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Peter Wright QC | Peter Wright is a highly respected and extremely experienced advocate who has… | View Profile |