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.
Edward Sawyer
1
Edward Sawyer
Wilberforce Chambers
‘Edward is both thoughtful and practical and sees the full picture. He combines technical knowledge with commercial awareness and is one of the most highly rated senior juniors.’
Lydia Seymour
1
Lydia Seymour
Outer Temple Chambers
‘Lydia makes a very complicated topic clear and understandable. She is great with clients and provides both technical and pragmatic advice.’
Sebastian Allen
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Sebastian Allen
Wilberforce Chambers
‘Sebastian is a stand-out pensions counsel. His approach is incisive, clear, collaborative and innovative. His technical legal work is top-notch and he's a genuine pleasure to work with.‘
Fraser Campbell
2
Fraser Campbell
Blackstone Chambers
‘He is very collegiate and handles difficult clients with great diplomacy, tact and charm. His grasp of pensions law is extremely impressive.’
Nicholas Hill
2
Nicholas Hill
Outer Temple Chambers
‘He can be relied on to fight his client’s corner with great skill, and is adept at finding innovative solutions. He has extensive knowledge of the legal issues which arise in pensions disputes.'
Naomi Ling
2
Naomi Ling
Outer Temple Chambers
‘Naomi is an excellent technical lawyer. Her advice is comprehensible and direct, and she is not shy of challenging the views of those around her to secure the best for her client.’
Henry Day
3
Henry Day
Radcliffe Chambers
 ‘Henry has great experience in advising on pensions litigation. He provides lucid and succinct advice.’
Saaman Pourghadiri
3
Saaman Pourghadiri
4 New Square
‘Saaman presents arguments clearly and persuasively, and demonstrates good judgement on which points to press and which to leave.'
Chloe Bell
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Chloe Bell
3 Verulam Buildings
‘She is a practical barrister, and is able to assimilate a substantial quantity of information at great speed. A good team player on large cases.'
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.
Patrick Tomison
Patrick Tomison
Outer Temple Chambers
‘Patrick has a real eye for the memorable turn of phrase that encapsulates everything you want to say about a case - something that will really lodge in the mind of the judge.’