Clear Answers. Before You Ask.

Use the enquiry form or email chambers directly. Every enquiry is reviewed by senior counsel for conflicts and urgency, normally within one working day and sooner for urgent matters.

Yes. Communications are treated as confidential from the moment they are received, whether or not instructions are accepted. Please avoid including names of third parties in a first message.

A focused conversation to understand the facts, the exposure and the options. We will explain how we would approach the matter, the likely timetable and how fees would work before you decide whether to instruct us.

In many matters, yes: public and licensed access arrangements allow clients to instruct a barrister directly. Where it is in your interests, we will recommend working with a solicitor and can introduce suitable firms.

Fees depend on the nature and complexity of the matter. We agree a written scope and fee arrangement before work begins, and we are open about what is and is not included.

Yes. A significant part of the practice involves extradition, mutual legal assistance and proceedings before international bodies. We work with trusted counsel in other jurisdictions where local advice is needed.

Exercise your right to free and independent legal advice, say nothing substantive until you have it, and contact us on the urgent line if you need assistance.

We are based at 21 Lantern Court, London EC4Y 1AA, and appear in courts and tribunals across England and Wales and internationally.