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Serjeants' Inn Chambers > The Legal 500 Rankings
London Bar > Clinical negligence Tier 1
Highlighted as ‘a cut above most other sets’, Serjeants’ Inn Chambers is noted for its broad selection of barristers with ‘phenomenal experience in clinical negligence work.’ Operating in the full range of regular clinical negligence, the set’s barristers are experienced in liability and quantum mandates pertaining to birth, cognitive and surgical injuries, along with novel issues pertaining to psychiatric negligence resulting in harm or fatalities. Angus Moon KC and Eleanor Morrison were involved in NKX v Barts Health NHS Trust, in which one of the largest ever periodic payments order was granted, while Heidi Knight was active in a claim involving negligence occurring during knee replacement surgery and prosthetic placement, and sees the primary contention in liability.Leading Silks
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Testimonials
‘Tom O’Connor works tremendously hard and goes above and beyond.’
‘Jennifer Pooler who clerks some of the silk, is excellent. She always finds a solution to the trickiest problem, whether that be listing or availability for a conference and makes it happen.’
‘Catherine Calder continues to direct the set effectively with Lee Johnson, also senior clerk. There is little they do not know and cannot assist with.’
‘Great set of clerks – Jennifer Pooler is always helpful and courteous. ‘
‘Fantastic set of some of the best Counsel in the business and is a chambers I have instructed for over 20 years for good reason.’
‘Excellent set. Friendly and efficient clerks. Responsive. Deadlines met.’
‘Serjeants Inn are an impressive set of chambers with barristers who have phenomenal experience in clinical negligence work. They have an impressive list at KC level as well as senior junior barristers which is hard to come by.’
‘The set are great with a broad range of counsel that advise to a high standard.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Court of Protection: health and welfare Tier 1
Serjeants’ Inn is ‘a fantastic set and home to leading barristers with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in Court of Protection matters’. Bridget Dolan KC, in NHS Trust v LDP, represented an NHS Trust which wanted an emergency declaration to administer blood to save the life of a 13-year-old girl without her or her parent’s consent as she was refusing administration of any blood products. Michael Mylonas KC represented a client in Wessex Fertility Ltd v University Southampton Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, a case involving the question of whether it is lawful for a fertility clinic to request an egg donor to provide a DNA sample for the genetic analysis of a child born from her donation. ‘A very effective advocate with excellent drafting skills’, Rhys Hadden represented the official solicitor before the Court of Appeal in a case concerning whether a declaration of non-recognition remains a necessary remedy to protect an adult who lacks the capacity from the legal consequences of entering into a marriage.Rising stars
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‘The clerks are excellent. Lee Johnson and Tom O’Connor are friendly, responsive and always willing to help when issues arise.’
‘The clerking team is excellent, particularly Tom O’Connor.’
‘The clerks are always responsive in urgent cases, particularly Tom O’Connor.’
‘The clerks are excellent, in particular Tom O’Connor and Lee Johnson.’
‘The clerks are all immensely helpful. Tom O’Connor always goes above and beyond to help.’
‘Serjeants’ Inn is a leading set.’
‘Serjeants’ Inn is a class act and a leading chambers in the area of health and welfare.’
‘Serjeants’ Inn is a go-to set for medical law work.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Inquests and inquiries Tier 1
Serjeants’ Inn Chambers ‘boasts exceptional breadth and depth of expertise‘ across a range of practice areas, including inquests and inquiries. Its complex inquests work is exemplified by John Beggs KC‘s work on the reopened inquest into the death of Sabina Rizvi, instructed by Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis; reopened as a result of allegations of police collusion with the murderer. Bridget Dolan KC heads the team, who is instructed by the UK Health Security Agency for the first two modules of the Covid-19 inquiry. Nageena Khalique KC is instructed for the Welsh Government in module 6 of the Covid-19 inquiry, investigating the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the public and private adult social care sector, and Gerard Boyle KC is lead counsel for the National Police Chief’s Council in the Undercover Police Inquiry.Rising stars
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Testimonials
‘Lee Johnson will always go the extra mile for clients, and builds excellent relationships with those instructing counsel. He is the face of the chambers and has a deep understanding of client needs. ‘
‘The clerks at Serjeants Inn are easy to work with and prompt in their responses. Tom O’Connor in particular is excellent at keeping solicitors up to date and responding clearly and quickly to requests made.’
‘The chambers boasts exceptional breadth and depth of expertise across various practice areas, including coronial law. Professionals within the industry consistently commend Serjeants’ Inn for its prompt and efficient service, reflecting the chambers’ unwavering dedication to meeting the needs of its clientele with utmost professionalism and responsiveness. In an industry marked by complexity and nuance, Serjeants’ Inn Chambers shines as a trusted partner.’
‘I have confidence in the strength and depth of the skills of this set. I have always been confident in the quality and service offered’
‘Serjeant’s Inn clerks are responsive, well organised and transparent in discussions about costs which is often a core concern for the client, which is appreciated.’
‘I have used Sergeants Inn for many years , they are my “go to” for inquest work. All those I have instructed have had an depth subject knowledge and expertise .’
‘Serjeant’s Inn is a top set for inquests and inquiries, with a high number of excellent barristers experienced in this area.’
‘The clerks are incredibly helpful and responsive.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Police law (forces and constables) Tier 1
‘At the top of the tree for police law’, Serjeants’ Inn Chambers ‘has an excellent reputation in representing police forces, whether it be civil claims, inquests, employment law or regulatory matters’. Acting for all police forces around the country, the set is also regularly trusted to represent the NCA, IOPC, and Police and Crime Commissioners. In Watson v PSNI, John Beggs KC represented the respondent as the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland ruled that police officers in that jurisdiction could not face disciplinary proceedings in relation to pre-attestation misconduct. ‘A true leader in police law’, Gerard Boyle KC is representing the NPCC in the Undercover Policing Inquiry, as well as acting for West Midlands Police in the inquest into the death of Sean Fitzgerald during a police raid. Acting on behalf of the Chief Constable of West Mercia Police, Dijen Basu KC prosecuted a police constable before a police misconduct hearing panel regarding an allegation she used excessive force on former Aston Villa footballer Dalian Atkinson, who died after being shot with a Taser by the force.Leading Silks
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Aaron Rathmell –Serjeants’ Inn Chambers ‘Aaron is a passionate barrister and has incredible advocacy skills and is excellent at presenting cases in both misconduct matters and employment tribunals. He is always across the detail but able to see the bigger picture.’
Testimonials
‘The clerks are a pleasure to deal with and very responsible. Lee in particular goes out of his way to assist and offer an excellent service, making recommendations as appropriate and fitting in matters where possible. ‘
‘The clerks are generally prompt, efficient and courteous – providing exactly what is needed.’
‘Excellent clerking, in particular senior clerk Lee ,who is very approachable and straightforward.’
‘All clerks provide an excellent service.’
‘Serjeants’ inn are a very strong police law set and one of our go to’s for such work.’
‘The Chambers are excellent. The availability of Counsel in Police work is vast and they are extremely accommodating.’
‘One of the strongest chambers for police law. They do extensive criminal and professional discipline work.’
‘Serjeants’ Inn are at the top of the tree for police law.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Professional disciplinary and regulatory law Tier 1
Serjeants’ Inn Chambers stands out as ‘the cream of the crop in this area, and is the first name on the lips of solicitors when looking for counsel‘. Sarah Clarke KC has a solid track record in representing clients from medical professions in disciplinary proceedings involving allegations of dishonesty, fraud and sexual misconduct, and Mark Harries KC garners praise as ‘a go-to counsel for professional discipline cases’. Gerard Boyle KC is representing a consultant in an ongoing GMC investigation; the consultant is also a core participant in a large-scale public inquiry. Among the junior end of chambers, Alan Jenkins is sought after for his expertise in acting for dentists, doctors, actuaries, pharmacists and solicitors, to name a few, in disciplinary tribunals.Leading Silks
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‘Lee Johnson is a pleasure to work with.’
‘Lee Johnson is a legend in his own lifetime. Jennifer Pooler is incredibly helpful and a pleasure to work with.’
‘Lee is an excellent clerk with an impressive knowledge base.’
‘Very good service – respond promptly and effectively.’
‘Serjeants’ Inn Chambers are an excellent set.’
‘A very strong set with huge depth.’
‘Very good set particularly in criminal and regulatory matters.’
London Bar > Product liability Tier 3
Known for a focus on representing claimants, Serjeants’ Inn Chambers houses several experts for medical device litigation: Christopher Johnston KC has a track record in various class actions related to failed hip replacements, Eloise Power is a medical barrister specialising in all aspects of cutting-edge medical device cases, which are also a specialism of Heidi Knight, whose practice extends to claims related to a variety of pharmaceutical products, and clinical trials.Leading Silks
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‘Strong set in respect of product liability and a number of excellent clinical negligence advocates.’
‘Leading set in both clinical negligence and product liability.’
Work highlights
London Bar > Education
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London Bar > Financial services and fintech regulation
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Midland Circuit > Administrative law and human rights
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London Bar > Business and regulatory crime (including global investigations)
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London Bar > Crime
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London Bar > Fraud: crime
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London Bar > Employment
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London Bar > Extradition
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Northern Circuit > Inquests and inquiries
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Northern Circuit > Professional disciplinary law
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London Bar > Personal injury
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London Bar > Health and safety
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Serjeants' Inn Chambers > Set Profile
Serjeants’ Inn Chambers is a successful, progressive and friendly set with nine core specialisms.
The set: Serjeants’ Inn Chambers is consistently ranked by the directories as a market leader in clinical negligence, professional disciplinary, regulatory and public law. Silks and juniors receive praise for the strength of their advocacy, legal and tactical skills. The clerking team, led by Lee Johnson, is efficient, approachable and helpful.
Types of work undertaken
Clinical negligence and healthcare: clinical negligence has always been a significant area of work at Serjeants’ Inn Chambers. Tenants have led the way in developing the law (Sidaway, Heil, Chester, Thompstone). High-value claims concerning cerebral palsy and catastrophic injuries are undertaken, as well as multi-party actions. The cases often involve important legal, ethical and social issues and are always of the utmost human significance. Recent Supreme Court cases include: Henderson -v- Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust and the ground-breaking case of XX v Whittington which changed the law on the recoverability of surrogacy damages.
Court of Protection: the team is widely acknowledged to be a market leader in providing representation in all Court of Protection work. The team’s work encompasses all areas of human rights and civil liberties in health, social care and financial decision-making with members advising and representing statutory bodies, incapable people and their families in cases covering a very wide range of legal and factual issues. Members are instructed by PCTs nationwide, the Official Solicitor, CAFCASS and individuals, in the most sensitive and important cases. The expertise in this area is underlined by the fact that they write and edit the only comprehensive legal textbook in this field, Medical Treatment: Decisions and the Law. The fourth edition is edited by Christopher Johnston KC and Sophia Roper KC and was written by a team of 27 members of Serjeants’ Inn.
Police: the police team has been ranked number one in the UK for over a decade. Members act for all police forces around the country. They also represent the National Crime Agency, the Independent Office for Police Conduct, Police and Crime Commissioners and other policing bodies including the College of Policing and the National Police Chiefs’ Council and private providers in the criminal justice service. They act in the cases which shape police law in this country. Their work includes the Undercover Policing Inquiry, the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse and the Leveson Inquiry; the David Rathband, Walid Yusif and Michael Barrymore civil claims; the Raoul Moat, Hillsborough, Deepcut and Perepilichnyy inquests.
Employment: the growing employment team practice across the entire range of employment law for a variety of claimants and respondents. The team has particular experience in discrimination, whistle-blowing and injunctions in compliance with contractual disciplinary procedures. Recent cases include: Edwards v Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (Supreme Court decision in 2011).
Inquests: for over 20 years members have acted in the most important inquests across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Inquests have become a specialism which members have excelled in, particularly since the adoption of the more rigorous approach required under Art 2 ECHR. Chambers acts for bereaved families and for organisations and individuals facing potential criticism following deaths in hospitals, police stations, mental health units, care homes, prisons, the workplace and military deaths. Recent high-profile examples include the In Amenas terrorist siege, deaths at Deep Cut Army Barracks and deaths after police contact such as those of Raoul Moat and Mark Duggan. Four tenants appeared in the 7 July London Bombings inquests.
Product liability: Serjeants’ Inn Chambers’ particular product liability expertise is in cases involving injury caused by medical or pharmaceutical products and devices and over the last two years members of chambers have been involved in a number of high-profile product liability group actions.
Professional discipline and regulatory: the set has always been at the forefront of professional disciplinary work in healthcare and police fields. Members act for solicitors, barristers, academics and sportsmen. Sir Robert Francis KC chaired the inquiry into the failings of the Mid-Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust with several members of chambers representing core participants. Recent high-profile cases in the police field have included the prosecutions (with associated judicial reviews) of a slew of chief officers, for example Operations Alice and Silk (Plebgate).
Public and administrative: the team’s work spans judicial review, information law, sports law, mental health law and Treasury work. It has particular experience of major inquests and public inquires including the 7/7 London Bombings inquests and the Baha Mousa and Mid-Staffordshire public inquiries.
Business and specialist crime: the team specialises in cases involving professional people and organisations, and where the charges range from murder, manslaughter (including corporate manslaughter), health and safety offences, misconduct in public office, perjury and sexual offences to fraud and other financial crime.
Main Contacts
| Department | Name | Telephone | |
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| Joint Chief Executive | Catherine Calder | ||
| Joint Chief Executive | Martin Dyke | ||
| Senior clerk | Lee Johnson | ||
| Head of Chambers | MOON KC, Angus (1986) | ||
| Head of Chambers | HORNE KC, Michael (1992) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HOPKINS KC, Adrian (1984) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BEGGS KC, John (1989) | ||
| Members of Chambers | JOHNSTON KC, Christopher (1990) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MYLONAS KC, Michael (1988) | ||
| Members of Chambers | CROWTHER KC, Tom (1993 | 2013) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DE BONO KC, John (1995) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BASU KC, Dijen (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | KHALIQUE KC, Nageena (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | GOLLOP KC, Katie (1993) | ||
| Members of Chambers | FOX KC, Simon (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DOLAN KC, Bridget (1997) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BOYLE KC, Gerard (1992) | ||
| Members of Chambers | CLARKE KC, Sarah (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | POWELL KC, Debra (1995) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HOLL-ALLEN KC, Jonathan (1990) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SKELT KC, Ian (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HARRIES KC, Mark (1995) | ||
| Members of Chambers | ROPER KC, Sophia (1990) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WATSON KC, Claire (2001) | ||
| Members of Chambers | FORTUNE, Malcolm (1972) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MORRIS, David (1976) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HOUGH, Christopher (1981) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HAYCROFT, Anthony (1982) | ||
| Members of Chambers | JENKINS, Alan (1984) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HOCKTON, Andrew (1984) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SPENCER, Paul (1988) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HALLISSEY, Caroline (1990) | ||
| Members of Chambers | PARTRIDGE, Richard (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | LEY-MORGAN, Mark (1994) | ||
| Members of Chambers | THOMAS, George (1995) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MATTHEWSON, Scott (1996) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WALSH, Michael (1996) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MORLEY, Stephen (1996) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DAVIDSON, Ranald (1996) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HOLDCROFT, Matthew (1998) | ||
| Members of Chambers | CRIDLAND, Simon (1999) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DOS SANTOS, Alexander (1999) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SPEARING, Rachel (1999) | ||
| Members of Chambers | NAUGHTON, Sebastian (1999) | ||
| Members of Chambers | LAWSON, David (2000) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BALLARD, Briony (2000) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DAVY, Neil (2000) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SIMCOCK, Sarah (2001) | ||
| Members of Chambers | KNIGHT, Heidi (2001) | ||
| Members of Chambers | GOLD, Elliot (2001) | ||
| Members of Chambers | STREET, Amy (2002) | ||
| Members of Chambers | POWER, Eloise (2002) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HALLIN, Conrad (2004) | ||
| Members of Chambers | PLEETH, Edward (2005) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SUTTON, Emma (2008) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BERRY, James (2006) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HADDEN, Rhys (2006) | ||
| Members of Chambers | PERFECT, Andrew (2007) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HINTON, Hannah (2008) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WILLIAMSON, Oliver (2008) | ||
| Members of Chambers | TKACZYNSKA, Anna (2008) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MCCLENAGHAN, Frances (2009) | ||
| Members of Chambers | RICKARD, Susanna (2009) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HENNESSY, Clare (2009) | ||
| Members of Chambers | FERNANDO, Pravin (2009) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DHILLON, Amardeep (2010) | ||
| Members of Chambers | RATHMELL, Aaron (2011) | ||
| Members of Chambers | WHITE, Cecily (2011) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MORRISON, Eleanor (2012) | ||
| Members of Chambers | DUFFY, Liam (2012) | ||
| Members of Chambers | KANE, Joanne (2013) | ||
| Members of Chambers | MATHIESON, Jamie (2014) | ||
| Members of Chambers | HARRISON, Benjamin (2016) | ||
| Members of Chambers | SEARLE, Anthony (2016) | ||
| Members of Chambers | FOX, Elizabeth (2017) | ||
| Members of Chambers | RYLATT, Jake (2017) | ||
| Members of Chambers | KIRKBRIDE, Olivia (2018) | ||
| Members of Chambers | BROWN, Louisa (2019) | ||
| Members of Chambers | GOURLEY, Rachael (2019) | ||
| Members of Chambers | CAMPBELL, Emily (2021) | ||
| Associate Member | WATSON KC, James (1979) | ||
| Associate Member | FRANCIS KC, Sir Robert (1973) |
Barrister Profiles
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Briony Ballard | Briony’s practice is fairly evenly split between medially related and police work.… | View Profile |
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Dijen Basu KC | Described by an earlier edition as ‘a details man: extremely good at… | View Profile |
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John Beggs KC | John Beggs QC was called to the Bar in 1989 and took… | View Profile |
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James Berry | James is an experienced public, civil and regulatory barrister. Over the past… | View Profile |
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Gerard Boyle KC | Gerry is a recognised specialist in medical and police law. His medical… | View Profile |
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Sarah Clarke KC | Sarah Clarke QC was called to the Bar in 1994 and took… | View Profile |
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Mr Simon Cridland | Simon is a healthcare law and medical mal-practice specialist. His practise encompasses… | View Profile |
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Mr Ranald Davidson | Prior to being called to the Bar, Ranald qualified and worked as… | View Profile |
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Neil Davy KC | Barrister specialising in medical law (including negligence actions for claimant and defendants,… | View Profile |
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John De Bono KC KC | John is highly sought after by both claimants and defendants. He is… | View Profile |
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Bridget Dolan KC | Having been a forensic and academic psychologist for 13 years before her… | View Profile |
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Malcolm Fortune | Malcolm is a heavyweight Senior and very experienced Junior Counsel, whose current… | View Profile |
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Simon Fox KC | Simon is a medically qualified specialist clinical negligence silk with 25 years’… | View Profile |
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Elliot Gold | Elliot is a confident and trusted advocate combining good judgment on the… | View Profile |
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Ms Katharine Gollop KC | Extensive High Court and County Court experience representing claimants and healthcare professionals… | View Profile |
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Rhys Hadden | Rhys specialises in all areas of public and human rights law. He… | View Profile |
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Conrad Hallin | Barrister specialising in: clinical negligence – with experience of cases involving: cerebral… | View Profile |
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Ms Caroline Hallissey | Caroline Hallissey is an experienced clinical negligence practitioner; rated in particular for… | View Profile |
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Mark Harries KC | Mark specialises in business and financial crime, professional discipline and regulatory work,… | View Profile |
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Mr Anthony Haycroft | Extensive experience in trials involving civil and criminal jurisdictions, as well as… | View Profile |
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Clare Hennessy | Clare is in demand for her combination of effective court room advocacy… | View Profile |
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Hannah Hinton | Hannah’s practice encompasses complex extradition work, public law, police law, professional discipline… | View Profile |
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Mr Andrew Hockton | Andrew specialises in the fields of regulatory and medical law. He has… | View Profile |
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Matthew Holdcroft | Matthew is a leading junior barrister who specialises in public law, with… | View Profile |
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Jonathan Holl-Allen KC | Jonathan Holl-Allen was called to the Bar in 1990 and took silk… | View Profile |
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Adrian Hopkins KC | Adrian Hopkins QC was called to the Bar in 1984 and took… | View Profile |
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Michael Horne KC | Michael Horne QC was called to the Bar in 1992 and took… | View Profile |
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Christopher Hough | Chris is a clinical negligence specialist. He loves to meet clients and,… | View Profile |
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Mr Alan Jenkins | Specialises in the fields of professional discipline, health and safety, and crime.… | View Profile |
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Christopher Johnston KC | Christopher Johnston QC was called to the Bar in 1990 and took… | View Profile |
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Nageena Khalique KC | Nageena is a first class healthcare barrister, with a focus on public… | View Profile |
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Heidi Knight | Heidi is an experienced clinical negligence, product liability and personal injury specialist… | View Profile |
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Mr David Lawson | David specialises in education law, public law and all areas of local… | View Profile |
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Mr Mark Ley-Morgan | Barrister specialising in all areas of the law associated with the police… | View Profile |
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Jamie Mathieson | Jamie has a busy and growing practice across all areas of Chambers’… | View Profile |
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Frances McClenaghan | Frances has developed a varied police law practice. In addition to misfeasance… | View Profile |
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Angus Moon KC | Angus Moon QC was called to the Bar in 1986 and took… | View Profile |
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Mr Stephen Morley | Stephen specialises in police work and acts for forces across the country.… | View Profile |
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David Morris | Has for many years specialised in disciplinary and regulatory cases, appearing before… | View Profile |
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Michael Mylonas KC | Barrister specialising in clinical negligence, health and safety and personal injury. Michael… | View Profile |
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Sebastian Naughton | Sebastian practises clinical negligence, personal injury and employment law. He is also… | View Profile |
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Mr Richard Partridge | Medical Law. All aspects notably civil litigation for both claimants and defendants.… | View Profile |
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Edward Pleeth | Edward specialises in police law, public law and medical law. Edward advises… | View Profile |
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Debra Powell KC | Barrister specialising in medical and mental health law, including clinical negligence, medical… | View Profile |
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Eloise Power | Eloise Power specialises in medical law, including clinical negligence, product liability, healthcare… | View Profile |
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Aaron Rathmell | Administrative and public law; medical law and inquests; civil police law for… | View Profile |
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Susanna Rickard | Susanna has a wide ranging and full civil practice with an established… | View Profile |
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Ms Sophia Roper KC | Sophia was previously a specialist Court of Protection health and welfare lawyer… | View Profile |
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Jake Rylatt | View Profile | |
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Anthony Searle | View Profile | |
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Sarah Simcock | Sarah specialising in medical law (including negligence actions for claimant and defendants,… | View Profile |
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Ian Skelt KC | Ian is a highly experienced silk with extensive experience in police law,… | View Profile |
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Mr Paul Spencer | Paul is a regulatory lawyer who specialises in healthcare litigation, CQC enforcement… | View Profile |
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Amy Street | Barrister specialising in public and administrative law; constitutional law; Court of Protection;… | View Profile |
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Emma Sutton KC | Emma is a recognised specialist in Public and Administrative law (including human… | View Profile |
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Mr George Thomas | George works predominantly in the fields of healthcare and policing. Within these… | View Profile |
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Anna Tkaczynska | View Profile | |
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Mr Michael Walsh | Michael balances a caseload of complex and high-value clinical negligence matters for… | View Profile |
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James Watson KC | James undertakes work in a wide range of areas which now predominantly… | View Profile |
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Claire Watson KC | Claire specialises in both medical and police work, including clinical negligence claims,… | View Profile |
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Cecily White | Cecily has a thriving practice spanning the full range of chambers’ specialisms,… | View Profile |
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Oliver Williamson | Practice covering all aspects of medical and police law and related civil… | View Profile |
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Alexander dos Santos | Alexander practises in regulatory and financial matters whether criminal or civil, professional… | View Profile |
- Clinical negligence
- Court of Protection: health and welfare
- Inquests and inquiries
- Police law (forces and constables)
- Professional disciplinary and regulatory law
Top Tier Set Rankings
- Product liability
Set Rankings
- Education
- Financial services and fintech regulation
- Midland Circuit > Administrative law and human rights
- Business and regulatory crime (including global investigations)
- Crime
- Fraud: crime
- Employment
- Extradition
- Northern Circuit > Inquests and inquiries
- Northern Circuit > Professional disciplinary law
- Personal injury
- Health and safety