Region Area

Barristers

Brent Martin

Work Department

Foundry Chambers

Position

YEAR OF CALL 2001

Prosecution and defence.

Career

Call

New South Wales: 2001 Higher Court Advocate: 2012 England and Wales: 2015

Brent draws on a diverse background prior to full-time practice at the independent criminal bar. Having completed a double degree in both Economics and Law, Brent worked initially in accounting and finance before being admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales in his native Australia and subsequently practicing as a barrister there. Brent later commenced practice in England as an in-house Crown Court advocate and then became a director/partner in a leading criminal law firm in the City of London.

In independent practice, Brent draws on his background in accounting/finance and management with a particular interest in fraud and financial crime. Brent nonetheless has a diverse and broad practice as both defence and prosecution in serious and financial crime, as leading junior and junior alone.

Brent also has extensive experience in advisory work, having been previously seconded to the Met Police working on the Undercover Policing Inquiry. He has also advised regulators on various aspects of criminal investigations.

Languages

Japanese

Memberships

Memberships

Honourable Society of the Inner Temple Criminal Bar Association South Eastern Circuit Friend of Koestler Arts – UK Prison Arts Charity

Appointments

Criminal Litigation Accreditation Scheme – Law Society of England & Wales CPS Advocate Panel – Level 4 RASSO list

Other languages spoken

Japanese

Education

B.Ec / LLB: Monash University, Australia Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice: College of Law, Sydney Bar Exams / Bar Practice Course: New South Wales Bar Association, Sydney