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- Professional negligence
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- Family: divorce and financial remedy
- Immigration
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- Licensing
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- Professional disciplinary law
- Professional negligence
- Property and construction
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- Administrative law and human rights
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- Court of Protection and community care
- Crime (general and fraud)
- Education
- Employment
- Family: children and domestic abuse
- Family: divorce and financial remedy
- Immigration
- Inquests and inquiries
- Licensing
- Personal injury
- Planning
- Professional disciplinary law
- Property and construction
- Social housing
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- Administrative law and human rights
- Agriculture
- Business and regulatory crime (including health and safety)
- Chancery, probate, and tax
- Clinical negligence
- Commercial litigation
- Company and insolvency
- Costs
- Court of Protection and community care
- Crime (general and fraud)
- Employment
- Family: children and domestic abuse
- Family: divorce and financial remedy
- Immigration
- Inquests and inquiries
- Licensing
- Personal injury
- Planning
- Professional disciplinary law
- Professional negligence
- Property and construction
- Social Housing
- Sport
- Western Circuit
Leading Juniors
Duncan Craig – St Philips Chambers 'Duncan's experience in the licensed trade prior to becoming a barrister is unique and sets him apart. His practical knowledge as well as his legal knowledge and advocacy skills mean he is one of a kind. Clients rely on his knowledge and connections. He is at the top of the game.'
Andrew Evans – St Philips Chambers 'Andrew is very experienced in the field of premises licensing. He is alive to the nuances in the area and is particularly adept at presenting to Licensing Committees, where many barristers can be a little bit formal in their advocacy. He also always goes the extra mile to best understand the position from the client’s perspective, often visiting sites in order to better understand the location and issues at hand.'