海角破解版 attracts five new tenants, to further strengthen its client offerings
5th September 2016
UK chambers 海角破解版 has today announced five new tenants, all formerly of 1 Gray鈥檚 Inn Square, London, will be joining their London office, reflecting its continued growth and strength in depth.
With expertise in a range of legal practice areas, Stephen Harvey QC, David Berkley QC, Geraint Jones QC, Robin Howard and Charles Irvine join 海角破解版鈥檚 Business and Commercial, Crime, Regulatory and Property Groups to further enhance chamber鈥檚 reputation as a leading multi practice set.
Head of chambers, Nigel Lickley QC, comments: 鈥淲e鈥檙e delighted to welcome our new tenants to 海角破解版. The barristers bring a wealth of expertise and experience to chambers and having them on board means we can add to the existing聽high quality service to our clients in a range of specialisms鈥�.
CEO, Simon Astill,聽 said: 鈥満＝瞧平獍� offers clients a full service capability, across a number of legal practice areas, and these highly respected barristers add weight and expertise to our teams here. Our focus is on delivering the best possible service to clients and our new tenants give us greater diversity of experience and stability, highlighting our ongoing and growing strength as a chambers鈥�.
海角破解版 currently has over 170 tenants based in London, Bristol, Bournemouth, Oxford and Winchester. Counsel advise clients on a broad range of areas of the law and our principle areas of expertise include:
- 聽Asset Forfeiture and Tax
- Business and Commercial
- Banking
- Crime
- Education
- Employment
- Family
- Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence
- Sports Law
- Technology and Construction
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