Barristers

Andrew Young

Andrew Young

3 Hare Court, London

Position

Andrew Young is the senior junior in chambers and has been a member of 3 Hare Court and its predecessor, 1 Crown Office Row, throughout his career at the Bar.

In his early years, he had a broad based general common law practice that included personal injury, contract, landlord and tenant, employment and family law work, but more recently his practice has concentrated on personal injury cases, especially those with a foreign element; professional negligence cases against doctors, solicitors, fine art valuers and other professionals and on professional regulatory work.

He has many years’ experience of handling foreign accident and illness cases, including multi-party claims, and frequently acts in cases involving complex issues of jurisdiction and conflicts of law. In recent years, he has developed a special expertise in acting for claimants who have suffered injuries or illnesses while working overseas, particularly for international security companies and in the oil industry. He has immense experience of the Package Travel Regulations and he recently acted for the claimant in the leading case on food poisoning claims against tour operators, both at first instance and in the Court of Appeal

He also acts for claimants in high value domestic employers’ liability personal injury claims.

Andrew is an appointed PIcArbs panel arbitrator.

Career

Called to Lincoln’s Inn 1977; author ‘Famous Names in Crime’; published Solicitors Journal.

Languages

French, German.

Memberships

LCLCBA; British German Jurists Association; PEOPIL; PIBA.

Education

Shrewsbury School (1964-68); Goethe Institute (1968); University of Grenoble (1969); The Queen’s College, Oxford (1969-72).

Leisure

Music, singing, foreign travel, skiing and architecture.

Mentions

London Bar

Clinical negligence

Leading junior4
Andrew Young – 3 Hare Court ‘Extremely organised, detailed and always willing to assist.’
London Bar

Personal injury

Leading junior3
Andrew Young –3 Hare Court ‘Polished advocacy and attention to detail in pleadings.’