Aaron Moss

Ranked in each of his practice areas, Aaron practices in police and public law (particularly in matters concerning national security), data protection and information law, inquests and inquiries.

Aaron was called to the Bar in 2013 and has always practised at 5 Essex Chambers. He was appointed to the Attorney General’s B Panel of Counsel in September 2023.

He accepts Direct Public Access instructions.

He is currently instructed in several high profile cases including the Omagh Bombing Inquiry, the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry and the Undercover Policing Inquiry. He acted in recently concluded judicial review proceedings brought by the Duke of Sussex. He acted as junior Counsel to the Jermaine Baker Inquiry, theManchester Arena Inquiry, London Bridge Inquests, Fishmongers’ Hall Inquests, and Inquest following the Streatham Terror Attack.

Before joining 5 Essex Chambers, Aaron served as a Special Constable in the Metropolitan Police Service from 2009 to 2014, spending the last 18 months leading a team in Westminster. He has a first-hand understanding of operational policing, which gives him a good insight into the legal and practical problems confronting public servants.

Aaron is an editor of 5 Essex Chambers' monthly Data Protection and Information Law Bulletin, The Data Brief. He has a busy practice in data protection and information law, advising and acting for multinational corporations, journalists, individuals, police forces, central Government and local authorities.

Please visit the 5 Essex Chambers website for his profile, which sets out full details of his practice including relevant work of note.