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Aris Nicolson

I WAS CALLED TO THE BAR IN THE 1980’S AND SPENT THE FIRST 15 YEARS AT THE CRIMINAL AND FAMILY BAR IN A MIXED COMMON LAW/CRIME PARACTICE WHICH INCLUDED LICENSING, CONTRACT DISPUTES, SHAREHOLDER DISPUTES, AND TORT.

I THEN WENT INTO PRIVATE PRACTICE LOOKING AFTER TWO-FAMILY OFFICES FROM THE MIDDLE EAST IN LONDON AND ABU DHABI.

IN 2012 I...
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Stephen Harvey KC

Stephen has prosecuted and defended in equal measure in all aspects of the criminal law, and particularly over recent years, in allegations of serious and non-recent sexual offending and ‘shaken baby’ homicides and assaults. His practice also includes offences involving organised crime, white and blue collar fraud, firearms, drugs, explosives, computer...
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Adal Ibrar

Before transferring to a career in law, Adal qualified and spent several years working successfully in the financial services sector. He graduated university with a First-Class Bachelor's degree in Psychology and was awarded the Graduate Diploma in Law by the University of Law. He went on to complete the Bar Professional Training Course at the City Law...
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John Brown

I offer knowledge, experience and tactical expertise based on long service at the Bar, I also offer a collective professionalism in these challenging areas of legal practice.

I provide the highest level of advice and representation across the whole spectrum of criminal law and white collar crime – including terrorism, murder, drugs, serious...
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Gemma Lindfield

Gemma is an experienced extradition barrister and has been involved in some of the most important cases in recent years. She frequently appears in the High Court on matters of complexity.

Since 2006, Gemma has been instructed as junior counsel for Rwanda in ongoing extradition proceedings where five men are sought so that they may be prosecuted...
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Roderick Hine

Rod is an experienced advocate with over 30 years call. Has sat as a Deputy District Judge for the last 12 years. Rod's practice mainly involves the Western Circuit, London and the Home Counties but is always willing to travel further afield. Rod is approved by Law Society to provide courses for solicitors requiring CPD points, Previously a Law Lecturer...
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John King

John King stands as a distinguished barrister in England and Wales, renowned for his thirty-plus years of unwavering dedication to the legal field. His practice encompasses a broad spectrum of both civil and criminal matters, where he has consistently delivered outstanding results for his clients. Known for his legal acumen and meticulous case...
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John Lucas

I offer expertise in a wide range of legal fields and in particular criminal defence work including, complex fraud, murder and attempted murder, rapes and sexual assaults, drugs and money laundering and organised crime. I have appeared and advised in a variety of contested cases in the Crown Court, Court of Appeal and the High Court and have had success...
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