187 Chambers

Crime

Daniel joined Chambers in April 2017 following the successful completion of his pupillage. He was supervised by Peter Clark and Nick Barraclough.

Daniel defends and prosecutes in the Crown Court, magistrates’ courts and youth courts. He prepares every case thoroughly, joining a detailed omega replicaknowledge of the law with a human approach to his work. In court, he has an easy and courteous court manner, which effectively reassures his clients and persuades tribunals.

Prior to coming to the Bar, Daniel worked with both the Citizens Advice Bureau and the Essex Youth Offending Service. He therefore has a wide experience of dealing with young and vulnerable people, and is especially able at guiding them through the criminal justice system. Daniel also spent time at a civil practice and is able to advise on a wide range of matters.

Called 2011

Grade 1 advocate – Crown Prosecution Service

Inner Temple

Bar Professional Training Course, BPP University – Very Competent

LLM, King’s College London – Merit

LLB (Hons), King’s College London – Upper Second Class Honours

Peta Fordham Scholar – Inner Temple

Exhibition – Inner Temple