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Chambers of Adrian Darbishire KC and Selva Ramasamy KC

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‘Outstanding set’ QEB Hollis Whiteman houses an ‘impressive range of advocates’ with longstanding experience in appearing in high-profile inquiries. Nicholas Griffin KC is representing the former GP of Steve Dymond, the Jeremy Kyle Show participant who took his own life after filming an episode of the tabloid talk show. Anne Whyte KC is sought after for her expertise in handling Article 2 inquests. At the junior end of chambers, Susannah Stevens  specialises in complex and high-profile cases often on behalf of medical professional and pertaining to contentious medical evidence, while Thomas Coke-Smyth represented the family of a young man with learning difficulties who committed suicide a short time after being released from police custody.

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  • 'They are really good.  Sam Window is great - very friendly to all levels of staff, highly responsive and helpful in dealing with requests at short notice. Full marks.'
  • 'A leading set in all its practice areas.'
  • 'QEB Hollis Whiteman is an outstanding set.'
  • 'A very good set with an impressive range of advocates.'
  • 'Brilliant clerks - they are very responsive and collaborative.'

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