Deighton Pierce Glynn

Deighton Pierce Glynn maintains its position as a leading force in administrative and public law, taking on complex, politically sensitive, and novel challenges across judicial review, inquiries, and private law proceedings. The firm remains resolutely committed to representing marginalised individuals and groups, often in legally aided matters, and is especially renowned for its work on migrants’ rights. The team’s head, Adam Hundt, is frequently instructed in prominent public law and procurement cases, advising major national organisations on matters of public interest. Daniel Carey leads on a standout caseload concerning national security, foreign policy, military detention, and data rights, reflecting his breadth of expertise across high-stakes public law matters. Sasha Rozansky is noted for her innovative work on migrants’ and women’s rights, having led a series of influential judicial review test cases. Emily Soothill strengthens the team’s reputation with her role in intricate public law challenges and group litigation against public bodies.