The Legal 500 > United Kingdom - The Bar > Regional Bar > Wales and Chester Circuit > Chancery, probate, and tax
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Sam Aynsley – 30 Park Place Chambers ‘Sam takes a practical and down-to-earth approach with clients which puts them at ease, particularly in a mediation setting. He is responsive to queries and is flexible in his approach to receiving instructions. Sam is able to cut through complex matters and provide sensible suggestions on moving a case forward. Sam is not afraid to take a robust approach with opponents.'
Richard Mullan – Linenhall Chambers 'Richard is an excellent advocate; very approachable, knowledgeable and well liked by clients. He is excellent both in terms of written work and advocacy.'
Gwydion Hughes – 9 Park Place ‘Gwydion is excellent to deal with, he provides sound advice and is very approachable and responsive. He is also very impressive on his feet and deals well with difficult clients.'
