海角破解版 Criminal and Regulatory Law Team鈥檚 strong showing in the Legal 500鈥檚 2025 edition
1st October 2024
海角破解版鈥檚 Criminal Law team has retained its top tier ranking in the Legal 500 for Crime (General and Fraud) in the Western Circuit and welcomes three new rankings: 14 of its 28 practitioners are now ranked by the Legal 500.
In our clients鈥� words, 鈥満＝瞧平獍� is 鈥榓 strong set with barristers of every level and specialism鈥� and continues to handle cases across a wide spectrum of serious criminal cases, spanning murders, large-scale drug conspiracies, sexual offences and serious violence.鈥�
The team remains in Tier 2 for Business and Regulatory Crime (incl. Health and Safety) on the Western Circuit, with the Legal 500 recommending three of our barristers, commenting that 鈥満＝瞧平獍� has members with expertise across a wide range of civil and criminal health and safety cases for local authorities, regulatory bodies, businesses, individuals, and the Health and Safety Executive.鈥�
In London, the team earns one new accolade for Crime: fraud work.
Head of team Tom Horder commented:聽"We are delighted to have earned 5 new rankings this year, confirming 海角破解版鈥檚 strengths and depth in criminal and regulatory law.鈥�
Congratulations to聽Robert Grey,听Richard Onslow,听Timothy Bradbury,听Nicholas Cotter,听Tom Horder,听Jodie Mittell, Audrey Archer,听Nick Robinson,听Jonathan Underhill, Berenice Mulvanny,听Gemma White,听Thomas Evans,听Thomas Acworth and Graham Gilbert.
Click here to view our team鈥檚 full results.
Contact Chambers Director Stuart Pringle for more information.
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