Francis Taylor Building

Public and administrative law, planning law, environmental and regulatory law, infrastructure, licensing law, highways commns and prescriptive rights, European Union law, Torts, Equalities and Discrimination law, Contract Law and Property Law

David practises across Chambers' specialisms, including public, planning and environmental law. He was called to the Bar in October 2010 and joined Chambers in January 2012.

Practice areas: Public and Administrative Law; Planning Law; Environmental and Regulatory Law; Infrastructure; Licensing Law; Highways, Commons and Prescriptive Rights; European Union Law; Torts; Equalities and Discrimination Law; Contract Law; Property Law.

Qualified 2011; Called 2010, Lincoln’s Inn.

Spanish (good), French (basic).

Administrative Law Bar Association Planning and Environment Bar Association UK Environmental Law Association Bar European Group Denning Society, Lincoln's Inn

Called to the Bar of England & Wales, October 2010 (Lincoln's Inn) Buchanan Prize, Lincoln's Inn Bar Vocational Course (Outstanding), BPP Law School Lord Denning Scholarship, Lincoln's Inn Graduate Diploma in Law (Distinction), City University London Lord Bowen Scholarship, Lincoln's Inn Hardwicke Entrance Award, Lincoln's Inn MA History (Double First), Trinity College, Cambridge Examination Prizes, Trinity College Cambridge, 2007 & 2008