Lucia Brieskova

Lucia was called to the Bar in 2019 and joined Chambers as a barrister in June 2021, having previously worked in Chambers as an associate since Chambers’ inception. In addition to being a barrister Lucia is teaching in Oxford in the areas of international and EU law and policy.

​She accepts instructions in most Chambers’ practice areas, at domestic and international level. Her domestic practice consists of criminal law, extradition and regulatory law. She has prosecuted and defended in the Magistrates’ and Crown Courts and is on the CPS General list (Level 1). She has acted for Requested Persons in extradition matters at Westminster Magistrates’ Court and the High Court and regularly appears before Regulatory panels.

​In her international practice, Lucia accepts instructions in the areas of international criminal law, international humanitarian law, human rights, and EU law. Lucia’s PhD, focused on the intersection of human rights, business and migration, enables her to carry out work in this niche and growing area of law.

PhD in International and European Law, Oxford Brookes University (Oxford, UK)

BPTC, University of Law (London, UK)

Certificate in Law, War and Human Rights, London School of Economics (London, UK)

LLM in International and European Law, Jean Moulin University (Lyon, France)

LLB, Oxford Brookes University (Oxford, UK)