Sebastian Pigott is described as “an intelligent and considered thinker” who is “very user-friendly and pro-active. Hard-working, sensible, common sense but with good and bright ideas – also sticks to his guns in all respects.” He is described also as “helpful and friendly, very technically and strategically sound and someone who always thinks about the ultimate outcome” and as “thorough and efficient, and excellent at cross-examination and in court” with “substantial experience, being a solicitor-turned-barrister” and a “down-to-earth approach”. Sebastian is also described as “a formidable advocate” who is “practical, helpful and good value”.

Sebastian, formerly a solicitor, started to practise at the Bar in 2004, and has over twenty-five years’ experience in construction law. He appears in court, arbitrations, adjudication hearings and has experience of construction-related inquests. He regularly attends mediations and other forms of alternative dispute resolution meetings with clients.

Called in 1994. Admitted to the roll as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales in 1996. Commenced practice as a Barrister in 2004.

Sebastian is an associate of the CIArb and a member of the SCL and TECBAR.