Leila Chaker prosecutes and defends in Crime and Regulatory & Professional Disciplinary cases. She delivers balanced advice in clear terms and is persuasive in both oral and written advocacy.

Leila has substantial experience in Healthcare Regulation and Professional Discipline and has been instructed in a wide range of cases involving allegations of clinical malpractice and professional misconduct.

A strong technical lawyer, Leila is experienced in complex cases and investigations. She works well as part of a team, taking a collaborative and friendly approach. She prioritises organisation and communication to ensure effective preparation and to achieve the best available outcomes.

Leila is currently instructed by the Dame Linda Dobbs Review.

CPS Panel Advocate (Grade 3)

GMC Panel of Counsel

South Eastern Circuit

CBA

ARDL

HSLA

Middle Temple

BPTC, The College of Law: Outstanding (2012)

GDL, The University of Law: Highly Commended (2010–2011)

BA (Hons) Modern History, King’s College, Cambridge (2009)