187 Chambers

Satya’s practice consists of crime, fraud & financial crime and asset forfeiture & confiscation.

Appearing as junior alone or led junior, Satya has extensive experience in handling high-stakes, complex cases.  His expertise in crime includes dealing with matters of serious violence, armed robbery, drug conspiracies and driving offenses.

In relation to fraud & financial crime he has represented individuals, corporates and government agencies, including the serious fraud office and CPS, in relation to money laundering, bribery & corruption and fraud.

Highly regarded for his thorough preparation and exceptional advocacy skills, Satya is trusted by those who instruct him.  He is particularly valued for his ability to establish strong connections with his clients.

Prior to joining the Bar, Satya served in both the Officer Training Corps and the Air Training Corps.  He has a strong interest in military law, courts martial, and international criminal law cases.

Professional Memberships: Criminal Bar Association Association of Military Court Advocates International Bar Association Grade 3 CPS Counsel

Awards, Qualifications & Other: During pupillage Satya was awarded the Leonard Woodley Scholarship by the Inner Temple. Whilst studying he won a national mooting competition set in the Royal Courts of Justice and was invited to Kenya to represent the UK in the Commonwealth mooting competition. Bar Vocational Course (Very Competent) LL.B. with Honours (2:1) Leonard Woodley Scholarship (Inner Temple)