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Administrative And Public Law (including Civil Liberties And Human Rights)

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30 Park Place Chambers
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Civitas Law

Leading Silks

Rhodri Williams KC – Keating Chambers

Leading Juniors

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David Gardner – No5 Barristers’ Chambers 'David is approachable and written submissions are prepared to a high standard. David is persuasive in oral submissions and is always well prepared to deliver any case to an extremely high standard.'
Cathrine Grubb  – Civitas Law 'Catherine is a first-rate barrister who works at pace, thinks on her feet, is conscious of her client's interests and makes robust but reasonable submissions.'
Christian Howells – 30 Park Place Chambers ‘Christian is tenacious with a focus on achieving the best possible outcome for his clients. He is very responsive and excellent to deal with.'
David Hughes – 30 Park Place Chambers ‘An outstanding advocate with a sharp legal mind and an exceptional ability to present complex arguments with clarity and persuasion. He is confident, articulate and effective in court.’
Christian Jowett – 30 Park Place Chambers ‘He is very user-friendly and proactive. He is also very efficient and organised, and he is good with clients.'
Anthony Vines – Civitas Law
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Richard Cole – Civitas Law
Laura Shepherd – 30 Park Place Chambers 'Laura is extremely detail-focused with the ability to identify clear arguments in often complicated legal matters. She is a creative and convincing advocate on papers and on her feet.'
Rebecca Harrington – 30 Park Place Chambers 'Excellent written advice which is clear concise and provides clear direction. No hesitation in recommending as a "go to" counsel for this area of law.'
Owain Rhys James – Civitas Law

Rising Stars

Crash Wigley   – Landmark Chambers

Administrative law and human rights in Regional Bar

30 Park Place


30 Park Place Chambers is ‘able to handle almost any matter irrespective of the complexity or nature of the case involved’, and have a highly experienced and specialised administrative law team that is regularly instructed by the Welsh government and other large administrative bodies on complex human rights matters. ‘Very responsive and excellent to deal with’, Christian Howells is an experienced public law practitioners who has led on some of the most prominent recent judicial reviews across Wales, with a workload spanning two precedent-setting cases concerning the application of the new Quality Duty on NHS Wales and the Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal (Wales) Act 2018. Rebecca Harrington has advised a number of health boards on cases concerning powers and duties concerning deaths in care and provision for those with care needs and asylum seekers.

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‚The clerks are expertly led by Philip Griffiths. The civil team clerk Kayleigh Jefferies is brilliantly responsive and will always look to find a solution for you.‘

’30 Park Place are the largest set in Cardiff with a very varied set of Counsel, able to handle almost any matter, irrespective of the complexity or nature of the case involved.‘

‚Excellent strength in depth, the clerks will ensure that they can assist whenever they can particularly if there is an urgent application, communication is good.‘

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Civitas Law


Civitas Law’s administrative and public law team has members with a diverse set of skills, with individual barristers leading on behalf of the Welsh Government, local authorities and other prominent public bodies. ‘A first-rate barrister’, Catherine Grubb‘s broad practice covers an array of judicial reviews, immigration appeals related to ECHR Article 8, and potential breaches of the Withdrawal Agreement.

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