33 Chancery Lane

Daniel Goldblatt has a broad commercial disputes and offshore practice. 

He has particular experience in contract and trust disputes, civil fraud, insolvency, international arbitration, and aviation law.  

Daniel often acts as sole counsel and is frequently instructed in trials and interlocutory hearings as part of counsel teams. He also has significant appellate experience in the Court of Appeal and the Privy Council.

Ranked as a leading junior in commercial litigation (Legal 500, 2026) and Up and Coming in civil fraud (Chambers & Partners, 2026).

The directories have described him as:

“…all over the case, with excellent strategic judgment” , “Daniel has excellent mastery of the facts and law and is a joy to work with” (Chambers & Partners)

“…hard-working, very perceptive and able to throw himself into dealing with difficult issues including those of complexity, outside the usual comfort zone of a barrister of his call. An invaluable member of the team.” (Legal 500)

Daniel read for a joint degree in International Relations and Modern History at St Andrews, followed by an accelerated law degree at St Edmund Hall, Oxford. He was called to the Bar as a Prince of Wales Scholar of Gray’s Inn.

Co-authored commentary on enforcement and related proceedings for Butterworths Civil Court Precedents.

Currently co-authoring the 2nd edition of Privy Council Practice with Lord Mance and Jacob Turner (to be published with Oxford University Press).   

CEDR-Accredited and CMC Registered Mediator.

Called 2017.