The 36 Group

Cameron is a specialist in four key areas: consumer law and trading standards, money laundering, professional discipline and licensing law. He is a contributing editor of the leading textbook on consumer law as well as a frequent lecturer at the annual Trading Standards Institute Conference. His experience in consumer law includes representing private companies, local authorities and private individuals in both criminal prosecutions and Part VIII Enterprise Act enforcement. He has particular knowledge of the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 and is currently instructed in one of the largest ‘rogue trader’ prosecutions ever brought by a local authority. Cameron has a wealth of experience of prosecuting and defending serious fraud and money laundering cases. This experience is frequently utilised by those instructing him for the purposes of post-conviction confiscation orders, as well as applications for cash forfeiture. He represents doctors, nurses, accountants, police officers and sportsmen in disciplinary proceedings before their respective professional bodies and is approved counsel to the Police Federation. Cameron is frequently instructed in licensing matters by local authorities and applicants. He has experience of the spectrum of entertainment licensing, but has developed a particular expertise over the years in cases involving taxi drivers. His practice has developed from a broad background of criminal and civil law – including judicial review – resulting in an in-depth knowledge of practice and procedure.

Called 2002 Inner Temple.

English

Midland and South Eastern Circuits; PIBA; CBA.

Bedford School; University of East Anglia (2000 BA (Hons)).

Music, sport.