We recognise that clients demand specialist knowledge from barristers who are technically astute, excellent in court and aware of wider commercial issues and personable.
"They have many strong individuals and a breadth of expertise."
St Philips Chambers is noted for its public and private sector expertise. St Philips Barristers has ‘a very good spread of available counsel’ advising claimants and respondents on matters ranging from restraint of trade and discrimination to breaches of contract and civil workplace harassment. – Legal 500
We recognise that clients demand specialist knowledge from barristers who are good on their feet, commercially minded and approachable.
You will find barristers at St Philips who can meet your needs in restraint of trade and confidentiality litigation, work as part of a team with the client’s best interests in mind and achieve the very best results time after time.
Every senior member of the team is recommended by the legal press.
The “highly respected” Ed Beever is noted for his skill in matters regarding restrictive covenants and injunctive proceedings; and as regards his ability as a cross-examiner, “you would be hard pressed to find anyone who is as skilled”.
John Brennan is an “extremely good analytical lawyer [who] marries legal acumen with cautious common sense”.
In addition, Rob Mundy is a junior member of the team but already a force to be reckoned with- his work extending to restrictive covenant advice governed by the Dubai International Finance Centre- and we confidently believe that he will continue to rise in prominence and reputation.
The General Counsel of a major UK FMCG company said that Mark Grant “excels” at giving “pragmatic, commercial litigation advice...a valued and trusted member of my inner ‘external lawyer’ circle”.
Whether you need urgent representation in injunctive relief proceedings or seek advice on complex issues including fiduciary duties (where a number of our members have publication credits and regularly conduct seminars) or ancillary intellectual property, corporate or shareholder issues, we promise you a first-class service that you can trust.
Justin Luckman, Arron Snipe, Jake Smithers and Tom Kelly.
In Re Portbond Ltd [2022] EWHC 3359 (Ch), three directors were accused by unfair prejudice petition of driving two companies into the ground and engineering a pre-pack sale to a...
Appearing before Mrs Justice Lambert, Raghav Trivedi was successful in having the appeal dismissed on all grounds of appeal on behalf of Simon Williamson. The appeal from the order of...
Judgment was handed down on Monday in Gill v Thind [2022] EWHC 2872 (Ch), a dispute over the ownership of three companies. After a three-week trial, Mr David Halpern KC, sitting as...
Mark Grant recently obtained an injunction against Persons Unknown, on behalf of the owners of the Three Counties Showground in Malvern, Worcestershire. The application related to a Defence and Security...
On October 13th James Morgan KC and Marc Brown presented a seminar entitled “The Duty to Creditors: BTI 2014 LLC v Sequana SA & Others [2022] UKSC 25”, this session...
Trespassers, Non-Residential Land, and the Police This article considers police powers in respect of trespassers under s 61 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 (as recently amended)...
Yesterday, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in BTI 2014 LLC v Sequana. The decision has been eagerly anticipated by the insolvency industry but understanding it will also be important...
St Philips Barristers John Randall QC and Ali Tabari have advised the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea in a major victory against social housing tenancy fraud. Under an order given by Mr Justice...
Lessons from Beasant v. Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind [2022] EWHC 1319 (Ch.) an article by Gavin McLeod. Many wills give rise to what are thought to be ambiguities. A number of...
In May Christopher Buckingham and Iqbal Mohammed presented a webinar entitled “After the Lockdown: Resolving unpaid rent disputes”, this session is available to view on-demand below.
St Philips Barristers are regulated by the Bar Standards Board.
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