Group Litigation

Leigh-Ann is an expert in causation.

She is a fantastic barrister with a huge amount of experience on group litigation. She is definitely up there among the best at this work.

She is in a class of one. She has the key skills for group litigation. She understands the need to think twelve moves ahead, years ahead; she can play that 3D game of chess. That's her sweet spot.

Richard is good with judges. He doesn't over-push his points, and knows how far to go.

Richard is my go-to person. He is very clever and a fantastic advocate.

We used him most in difficult applications because he is a very smooth advocate to whom judges listen. He was easily the best silk in the room.

James is brilliant on his feet and in written advocacy. He's very creative with the way he puts arguments. He has a knack for constructing an interesting argument, when underlying points are dry.

James is technically very good and on top of the law. He is good at managing cases and keeping in mind the client's underlying commercial objective.

He is excellent. One of his best attributes is his ability to balance the detail and strategy. He takes a step back and makes incisive decisions, which can very much help with group litigation.

He is my go-to silk and is fabulous. He is really clever, a real fighter and not afraid to argue points. His advocacy is very good.

Niamh is phenomenally intelligent, organised and the all-round package - extremely impressive.

She's very good, a hands-on team player, and has good clear drafting.