Drystone Chambers

Ross was called to the bar in 2021.  He joined Chambers in October 2024, following successful completion of his pupillage. He has built a strong reputation for client care amongst instructing solicitors across a range of criminal matters, and regularly conducts Local Authority prosecutions.

Whilst a paralegal at Boutique Law LLP, he directly assisted partners and associates. His research contributed to an extradition case in the Supreme Court, and he helped support clients through SRA and Charities Commission investigations.

Ross provided legal research and administrative support to over 100 barristers at Matrix Chambers. He gained experience in all of chambers’ areas of expertise, spanning criminal, public, civil and employment matters. Ross also ran a scheme which provided opportunities and training to young aspiring lawyers from underrepresented backgrounds at the Bar.

Ross has co-authored an article for the New Law Journal which analyses the de-banking trend in the banking sector. He has also contributed administratively to the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket’s report into equity within the sport.

At university, he received a distinction for his LLM dissertation which analysed how the law of self-defence applies to householders inside their home.

The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn – Droop Scholar

Cardiff University – Bar Professional Training Course Cardiff University – Legal Practice LLM Cardiff University – Law LLB