Pallant Chambers is praised as ‘a leading set for children’s public law matters in the local area’, with ‘a good depth of talented counsel’ who handle a wide range of mandates. Dylan Morgan boasts ’a forensic knowledge of the subject matter‘ and a thriving practice that includes representation in cases concerning serious injuries to children, sexual abuse allegations, and the placement of children outside of England and Wales. Head of chambers Colin Morgan is another ’expert in public law‘ with expertise in fabricated illness cases. Nadia Tawfik, who is ’excellent with clients‘, and Katrina Hambleton, who is ’amazing of her feet‘, are also both key members of the set.
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  • 'Alistair Williams head clerk is always on the ball and quick in coming back to you and finding a solution.'
  • 'Sarah Sweatman is always on hand to offer assistance and accommodate enquiries. She will make every effort to move diaries to ensure matters are covered.'
  • 'The service from the clerks' room is excellent. They deal with a high volume of work but clearly take a high level of care when dealing with individual cases. Sarah Sweatman is excellent at balancing great service to the client with careful diary management for the barristers.'
  • 'The clerks are helpful and respond swiftly to enquiries. Alister Williams, the senior clerk, is always on hand to discuss cases and help find the best fit and provide options for the clients to meet their particular needs.'
  • 'Sarah Sweatman is an absolute pleasure to approach and will always do her best to assist in any way she can.'
  • 'Always friendly and helpful, particularly head clerk Alister Williams and Sarah Sweatman.'

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