
Corker Binning is recognised for its advice given to clients dealing with appeals, extradition hearings, and domestic abuse matters. The practice is jointly led by Edward Grange and Danielle Reece-Greenhalgh, which assists high-net-worth individuals, youth offenders, and others on a litany of general crime cases. Grange is an authority in extradition advocacy, with experience dealing with assault charges, murder cases, and multijurisdictional matters. Reece-Greenhalgh has recently been involved in a high-profile perjury matter, while Maia Cohen-Lask boasts a strong track record in the representation of vulnerable individuals. Joseph Hume is adept at handling serious sexual offences and drug importation cases. Henrietta Ronson joined the team from Simons Muirhead Burton in April 2025.
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- 'A small yet perfectly formed team with absolutely something for everyone. Forward thinking and extremely bright, they bring a huge energy to a case.'
- 'This practice has such an excellent reputation because it is a small firm, but they achieve so much for their clients and truly represent value for money. They work very collaboratively, so they can support one another to ensure that clients feel looked after, for example, when other lawyers are on leave.'
- 'The firm has been building its team and profile in this area and now has good experience and depth.'
- 'All of the individuals whom I have worked with at Corker Binning to date are brilliant.'
- 'Excellent, high-profile, serious crime coverage.'
- 'The first port of call in a crisis.'
Key clients
- Chung Bin Yuen
- Gareth Jenkins
- Amit Forlit
- Jonathan Snape
- Julian Assange
Work highlights
Representing Chung Bin Yuen, the office manager of the Hong Kong Economic & Trade Office (HKETO) in London since October 2024. This is the first prosecution under the National Security Act 2023 for the new offences of assisting a foreign intelligence service and foreign interference. The co-defendant is additionally charged with misconduct in public office.
Advising Gareth Jenkins who is under investigation for perjury/perverting the course of justice in relation to evidence he gave in the (now quashed) prosecutions of several sub post-masters. In addition, he is a designated core participant in the ongoing public inquiry, chaired by Sir Wyn Williams.
Representing Mr Amit Forlit, a former Israeli intelligence officer facing extradition to the United States to stand trial on allegations of a conspiracy to be part of a ‘hack for hire’ scheme that targeted climate change activists, who in turn had targeted an oil and gas company.
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Danielle Reece-Greenhalgh
Henrietta Ronson
Practice head
Danielle Reece-Greenhalgh; Edward Grange
Other key lawyers
Maia Cohen-Lask; Joseph Hume; Henrietta Ronson