187 Chambers

Harry enjoys a diverse practice which encompasses public law and serious crime.

He has been instructed in a number of significant and sensitive public inquiries in recent years, both to represent participants and as counsel to the inquiry. Harry is a member of the Attorney General’s B Panel of Counsel and is frequently instructed to advise and represent government departments in a range of cases.

Harry has a background in criminal litigation and a wealth of experience within the Crown Court and the Court of Appeal, for both prosecution and defence. His current practice includes on-going instructions to prosecute terrorism matters and other serious crime.

Harry has been instructed to advise on and appear in litigation before the Tax Tribunal for appellants and HMRC. He also has experience advising on large-scale and/or complex issues of disclosure and legal professional privilege in the context of both private prosecutions and civil fraud.

Called 2011; Middle Inn.

Criminal Bar Association; South Eastern Circuit; Middle Temple.

Queen Mother’s Scholarship (Middle Temple); Bar Professional Training Course, City Law School London (Outstanding); Graduate Diploma in Law, City Law School London (Commendation); BA (Hons) History and Politics, University of Sussex.