Crime, Civil, Licensing and Regulatory and Family

Kyle has a common law practice and accepts instructions in all aspects of Chambers work. He appears in the Magistrates’, Crown and County Courts nationwide, acting for a variety of clients including, privately instructing Solicitors and organisations and public authorities.

Kyle has several years’ experience of working in the private and public law sectors, having worked as a property and litigation paralegal for a firm of Solicitors and as an in-house legal officer and court representative for a Greater London local authority. Through such roles, he dealt with general litigation, housing (social and private) and regulatory prosecution cases.  He is highly adaptable and brings a wealth of knowledge and skillset to cases.   

Crime

Kyle is regularly instructed in criminal cases where he prosecutes and defends in Magistrates’ and Crown Court cases. He deals with a broad range of trials, sentencing, appeals against conviction/sentence and other general criminal matters. He is a Grade 1 prosecutor.

Civil

Kyle has experience of small claims and fast track claims and appears in cases involving landlord and tenant, debt recovery/contractual disputes, Stage 3 hearings and case management hearings.

Licensing and Regulatory

Kyle has a developing licensing and regulatory practice and regularly acts for public authorities. He is able to deploy several years’ in-house experience of advising and representing local authority departments, in a wide array of legal matters.

Family

Kyle represents clients in private law family hearings including non-molestation, child arrangements and occupation orders. He has also appeared at contested final hearings.

CPS Advocate Panel, Grade 1 Attorney General's Civil Panel Counsel (Junior Juniors) Member of the Honourable Society of Middle Temple (2015)

LLM (Professional Legal Skills) – City University, London – Commendation BPTC – City Law School – Very Competent Law LLB – Oxford Brookes University – 2:1 Richard Ramsey Moot Cup Winner