Business and regulatory crime (including global investigations)

Leading Juniors
Leading juniors are those with significant experience of key cases, strong market recognition from both peers and clients, and are seen as future candidates for silk.
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Kathryn Arnot Drummond
5KBW
 ‘Kathryn is diligent, hard-working and details oriented, and at the same time very personable. She is a delight to work with and puts clients at ease. She demonstrates a breadth of knowledge and brings a refreshing perspective, drawn from her criminal prosecution and defence practice and corporate investigations experience.’
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Ben Summers
25 Bedford Row
‘An absolute powerhouse counsel, capable of conjuring results from the least promising cases. Understated class. He has a total command of his brief, is easy to work with and always driving the defence team forward. Ben has razor-sharp intellect and superb client care skills.’
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Faisal Osman
33 Chancery Lane
'Faisal is incredibly user friendly and responsive. His written work is excellent, and his advocacy is persuasive. His practice across both civil work and criminal asset forfeiture is a real point of difference.'
3
Robert Dacre
Cloth Fair Chambers
'Rob is an outstanding junior, destined to be a true star of the bar. He is vastly intelligent, totally committed and hugely industrious. He has a strategic sense way beyond his years. His advocacy is charismatic, creative and compelling.'  
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Mark Aldred
QEB Hollis Whitman
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Alexander dos Santos
Serjeants’ Inn Chambers
‘Excellent client relationship building and highly skillful in conducting examination in chief and targeted cross examination. Highly knowledgeable in all matters related to regulation and business crime. A KC in waiting.’
3
Polly Dyer
QEB Hollis Whiteman
‘She is fantastically hard working, very clever and very organised. A great advocate.’
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Jessica Tate
Foundry Chambers
‘Punches significantly above weight for her call. Very good analytic skills and is not afraid to do the hard graft of case preparation. Good with clients and fellow professionals.’