Members of Albion Chambers, the ‘best set in Bristol for business and regulatory crime’ work, offer broad expertise to a wide range of clients. Alan Fuller specialises in regulatory crime and is especially experienced in trading standards investigations and health and safety matters, including fatal accidents. He tends to act for the prosecution, especially for local authorities and other regulatory bodies, and represented Bristol City Council in a fraudulent trading case. David Sapiecha, a ‘great tactician’ and ‘a very good advocate’, is regularly instructed by the Health and Safety Executive. He recently acted in HSE v Forfarmers, Crabtree and Hill, etc., a case involving significant injuries following a fall from height at work and the consequent apportioning of legal responsibility between the four companies involved. He also appears in fraud and consumer protection regulations cases.
Testimonials
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- 'The clerks are a pleasure to deal with and are always ready to assist. Nick Jeanes and Ken Duthie are fantastic.'
- 'Albion Chambers is the best set in Bristol for business and regulatory crime (including health and safety).'
- 'The clerks at Albion Chambers are very helpful in corresponding with courts to ensure appropriate listing times for clients and counsel, and liaising with opposing counsel's chambers when necessary.'
- 'Albion Chambers has a wide variety of barristers.'
- Albion Chambers is a lovely set; friendly, helpful and always willing to go that extra mile to help out. It has a good range of counsel of varying levels of experience covering all the main heads.'