Chancery

Angus Burden is a pure traditional chancery barrister whose practice focuses on contentious trusts and probate as well as 1975 Act claims. He has an excellent reputation for his technical skill and advocacy, as well as for his approachability and client care. Burden also advises clients on non-contentious trust and estate administration matters.

Angus is a technical virtuoso and a delight to have in the West Midlands.

Angus is likely the best practitioner I have ever used outside London. He does incredibly complex and high-value work and he is my go-to barrister.

Angus is brilliant because in court he can think on his feet and judges tend to listen to him.

David Mitchell concentrates his practice on probate, trusts and real property disputes, for which he has a strong reputation. He has made a number of appearances in the High Court and frequently advises clients on claims made under the Inheritance Act 1975.

David Mitchell is quick thinking and extremely clever.

David Mitchell's preparation is top-notch and he is excellent counsel.

David Mitchell is quick thinking and extremely clever.

David Mitchell is very good at helping to find a way to get to the end practically. He'll find ways where things can be cut through, and he's very good at seeing that at an early stage.

Imogen Halstead has a strong reputation for handling an array of traditional chancery matters. She has particular expertise in property disputes, 1975 Inheritance Act claims and will challenges, and is noted for her strong advocacy in court as well as ability in mediations.

Imogen is clever in understanding client needs and is very skilful.

Imogen is very client-friendly and knowledgeable.

Imogen provides sound advice and her work is of a very high standard.

She puts forward a strong case for clients.

Louise Corfield is a highly regarded junior who focuses her practice on inheritance matters, including contentious probate and claims under the Inheritance Act 1975. She is effective at litigation as well as alternative dispute resolution and is well regarded as a mediator. Corfield also has particular expertise in property matters.

Louise Corfield is a market leader regionally and a very able barrister.

Louise Corfield is gifted in resolving matters and has a clear vision. Her calm and approachable nature makes her a very popular choice.

Louise Corfield has a strong reputation as a mediator.

Mark Anderson KC has a strong practice on the commercial side of chancery work, especially in complex company-related disputes and professional negligence. He also regularly represents clients in partnership disputes and sits as a High Court judge in the Chancery Division. Anderson is particularly noted for his strong court presence and ability to excel on complex matters.

Mark is going from strength to strength.

Mark Anderson is so intelligent; he grapples with the toughest issues and gets to the heart of them very succinctly and clearly. He's a force to be reckoned with.

Mark Anderson is very considered and reasoned. His approach to things is extremely structured, calm and reassuring.

David Taylor is a property specialist working regularly with local authorities, developers and private individuals involved in property disputes and landlord and tenant cases.

David Taylor is fantastic.

Jason Perrin is an up-and-coming barrister with solid experience in dealing with a host of traditional chancery issues. This includes will validity challenges, estoppel by deed and trust construction matters, as well as strength in real property matters. Perrin is particularly noted for his excellent client care.

Jason is a standout lawyer. He is very skilled technically and a tactical delight. He is a pleasure to work with on every occasion.

Jason would move heaven and earth to do a good job for you. He is extremely determined and rightly regarded a star of the future.

Jason Perrin is a great barrister - his knowledge is fantastic and he always knows the answer. He is always thorough on complicated cases and you get good advice always.

Samir Amin is an up-and-coming barrister who has experience in a broad range of chancery matters. This includes claims under the 1975 Act, estoppel, and claims involving a declaration of beneficial interest. He is noted for his ability to handle complex matters.

Samir Amin is a very capable barrister.

What distinguishes Samir is an ability to remember and apply information with lightning speed, and to be completely unflustered when under pressure.

Samir Amin is very bright.