Daniel acts in commercial, financial, competition, and regulatory cases of all kinds, especially those involving complex questions of accounting, economics, or finance, or issues of personal misconduct.
He recent experience includes professional disciplinary proceedings regarding accountants’ misconduct, securities litigation in UK equity markets, and competition cases before the CAT. He has particular expertise in the tech sector, and has been instructed in high-value class actions against Apple, Amazon, and Google.
Daniel has experience of a variety of dispute resolution procedures, including CMA administrative proceedings, judicial review claims before the EU courts, litigation in the ADGM, and arbitrations conducted under LCIA, LMAA, ICC, and SIAC rules. He is also a member of the Serious Fraud Office’s proceeds of crime panel B.
Daniel is one of the contributing authors to the book “Brexit and Financial Regulation”.
Before being called to the Bar, Daniel was a solicitor-advocate at Slaughter and May.
2012-2014: Trainee, Slaughter and May
2014-2016: Solicitor-advocate, Slaughter and May (EU, competition, and public law)
2016-2017: Pupil barrister, Fountain Court Chambers
2017-Present: Barrister, Fountain Court Chambers
Publications
“The EU approach to authorisation” in Herbst, J, and Lovegrove, S (eds), Brexit and Financial Regulation (OUP, 2020)
COMBAR.