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![Claire Davies](/cdn-cgi/image/width=256/https://www.legal500.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2022/07/Claire.jpg)
Farringdon Chambers
Claire Davies KC was appointed King's Counsel in 2022 and Recorder in 2016.
Claire undertakes the most serious and complex of cases, many of which attract media attention, including the largest ever prosecution in Europe for Modern Slavery offences lasting over 4 months. Claire's practice encompasses a wide range of offences, Murders, HSE Manslaughters, Serious Sexual offences, Complex Fraud and Drugs cases. Commended for her attention to detail, tactical approach to cases, devastating cross examination, persuasive and powerful speeches. Claire is a formidable advocate. Her client care is first class.
She has significant experience in dealing with expert evidence including areas of 'baby shaking', DNA, cell site and financial.
Claire is experienced in complex sexual offence cases, current and historic, and particularly those involving intermediaries.
![Graham Arnold](/cdn-cgi/image/width=256/https://www.legal500.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2022/07/Graham.jpg)
Farringdon Chambers
Graham Arnold is regarded as one of the leading counsel in the country. He frequently represents the lead defendant in the largest cases.
He exclusively defends and has a reputation for meticulous preparation. He has a formidable reputation at trial for relentlessly fighting his client’s corner and challenging every aspect of the prosecution case. He is also well known for the ease with which he navigates and presents complex legal arguments stealing the march on most.
Recent instructions include defending in high profile terrorist and murder cases. He has also recently defended the principal defendant in an international child abuse case said to be one of the most prolific defendants ever prosecuted. He is also well known for his expertise in defending in highly complex white collar crime cases involving large volumes of evidence.
His interest in law originally grew from his interest in human rights and the pursuit of fair trials. He still takes a particular interest in defending cases that give rise to issues of civil liberties.
![Ian Henderson](/cdn-cgi/image/width=256/https://www.legal500.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2022/07/Ian.jpg)