With a number of barristers of all levels of call with formidable advocacy experience (including gained in proceedings before the Privy Council, the highest level of appellate court in the UK, and with which we have a long-established reputation), we are seeing an increase in the number of instructions in this area, coupled with an increasing level of involvement in a quasi-judicial capacity: see below.

With a strong grounding in relevant practice areas – professional negligence, clinical negligence, employment, police, and civil liberties/human rights, members are frequently instructed in a wide range of cases involving professional disciplinary issues and are regarded as a sensible option for the representation of professionals.

• Recent work includes challenges for pharmacists in the Administrative Court; representation in dentists’ professional conduct proceedings; Bar disciplinary proceedings; etc.
• James Dingemans QC is on the Advisory Panel for the Rugby Football League.
• Rupert Butler is Counsel retained by the Council for the Inns of Court as Clerk to the Bar Disciplinary Council
• Members of Chambers sit as legal assessors to professional disciplinary tribunals, including the Nursing and Midwifery Council and the General Chiropractic Council (Andrew Young); and the Professional Conduct Committee of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (Sebastian Neville- Clarke)