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.
Tina Kyriakides
1
Tina Kyriakides
Radcliffe Chambers
‘Tina fights her client’s corner in court like nobody else, and she is fantastic at cross examining the most evasive of witnesses.’
Simon Johnson
2
Simon Johnson
Enterprise Chambers
 ‘Simon is outstanding, and his ability to deftly get to the core issues and present them concisely and persuasively is commendable.’
Tiran Nersessian
2
Tiran Nersessian
4 Stone Buildings
‘Tiran is an impressively big talent, with a down-to-earth and collaborative approach and an impeccable instinct for the points that will work.’
Paul Adams
3
Paul Adams
Serle Court
‘Paul is extremely bright, clear and compelling on his feet, and leads with confidence.’
Tom Braithwaite
3
Tom Braithwaite
Serle Court
‘Tom is super-smart and experienced, his advocacy is excellent in an understated yet intelligent way, and he clearly has the ear of the judge.’
Sarah Clarke
3
Sarah Clarke
Gatehouse Chambers
‘Sarah has a superb eye for detail, is fantastic with clients, and her arguments are always sensible and well-reasoned.’
David Drake
3
David Drake
Serle Court
 ‘David quickly gets to grips with complicated issues to produce extremely clear and astute advice.’
Matthew Morrison
3
Matthew Morrison
Serle Court
‘Hardworking and very user-friendly, Matthew has solid experience in handling shareholder disputes. He can digest facts quickly.’
Elizabeth Weaver
3
Elizabeth Weaver
XXIV Old Buildings
‘Elizabeth is simply fantastic. She gets to the heart of the issue quickly and establishes a rapport with clients who trust her advice.’
Donald Lilly
4
Donald Lilly
4 Stone Buildings
‘When instructing Donald, you get silk-quality work, and his effective advocacy style gets the key points across concisely and persuasively.’
Matthew Parfitt
4
Matthew Parfitt
Erskine Chambers
‘Matthew is fiercely intelligent, calm, decisive, and a commanding advocate who is unafraid to take difficult points.’
Alastair Tomson
4
Alastair Tomson
4 Stone Buildings
‘He is tactically very astute with an encyclopaedic knowledge of the law, commercial nous and a truly excellent client touch.’
William Willson
4
William Willson
South Square
‘Extremely commercial and very personable, William gets straight to the point and is an effective communicator.’
Edward Crossley
5
Edward Crossley
4 Stone Buildings
 ‘Edward has a superbly analytical mind and is able to grasp the details quickly, ask pertinent questions, and provide reassuring advice.’
Daria Gleyze
5
Daria Gleyze
Three Stone
‘Daria is first-rate, and she is able to come up with novel approaches to difficult situations.’
Katherine Hallett
5
Katherine Hallett
Three Stone
‘She is very good on her feet and has an easy style with clients that generates confidence, and she is not afraid to address the difficult questions.’
Emma Horner
5
Emma Horner
4 Stone Buildings
‘Emma is very thorough and detail-focused. She is able to distil swathes of information into a user-friendly format.’
Rising stars
Rising stars at the Bar are defined as barristers between four and eight years’ call who are seen as up-and-coming members of the Bar in their respective practice areas by clients and peers alike. They will already be instructed in high-profile, complex, and high-value contentious and non-contentious matters, working with and opposite more experienced leading counsel.