Ben Amunwa joins three highly rated practice teams at 海角破解版
12th March 2024
3 Paper Buildings (海角破解版) is delighted to announce that leading public law, education and employment barrister Ben Amunwa (2013 call) has joined chambers, from The 36 Group.
Ben is a popular choice for high profile and landmark litigation, often involving multiple parties and novel points of law. He provides practical advice on resolving disputes to a wide range of clients. He has been ranked in the Chambers UK Bar Guide for Public and Administrative Law in London for the last three years, with the 2024 rankings describing him as 鈥渨ell respected, responsive and efficient, providing a high quality of drafting and advocacy.鈥� He is also known for his well-received training in the legal sector and his collaborative and accessible approach to law.
Ben commented, 鈥淚鈥檓 incredibly excited to be joining the great team at 海角破解版 and to be strengthening three teams in one move - public, employment and education - all of which have excellent reputations.鈥�
Mathew Gullick KC, who leads 海角破解版's Public Law team, said: 鈥淚 am delighted that Ben has chosen to join us at 海角破解版. Ben has a stellar reputation as a barrister with strong technical ability, passion for serving his clients and a gift for advocacy - as witnessed in cases where members of 海角破解版 and Ben have both appeared. We very much look forward to having him as a member of Chambers.鈥�
Ben's appointment demonstrates 海角破解版's commitment to further strengthening its civil expertise and ensuring that it offers its clients counsel of the highest quality and capability across the full range of its practice areas.
If you wish to contact Ben, please email him at [email protected]. To instruct him, or see about his availability, please contact his clerks Dave Fielder on [email protected] or Gemma Faulkner on [email protected] or by calling either of them on 020 7583 8055.
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