JUNIOR PROFILE

Admas Habteslasie

UK Bar 2026

Landmark Chambers

Ranked in 3 practice areas

Civil Liberties & Human Rights

London (Bar)

Administrative & Public Law

London (Bar)

Real Estate Litigation

London (Bar)

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Civil Liberties & Human Rights - London (Bar)

Band 3

Individual Editorial

Admas Habteslasie is a highly knowledgeable barrister who has a broad civil liberties and human rights practice in which he acts for claimants, defendants and interveners. His recent cases have involved issues relating to trafficking, asylum and nationality, and representing NGOs. Admas is a member of the Attorney-General’s Public International Law C Panel.

Strengths

Admas is very clever and tactically wise.

Admas balances extremely high intelligence and talent while still being approachable and very enjoyable to work with.

Admas really impressed me and I think he's going places.

Admas is good at drafting and grasping arguments. He is a good team player.

Admas is a professorial and mercurial figure.

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Administrative & Public Law - London (Bar)

Band 4

Individual Editorial

Admas Habteslasie has a growing reputation advising individuals, organisations and central government on public law challenges relating to welfare support, human rights and immigration. He is particularly noted for his extensive experience handling claims for vulnerable individuals such as asylum seekers and victims of trafficking.

Strengths

Admas's matters involve ground-breaking work.

Admas is a really good standout. He is impressive and is excellent on public law and civil liberties matters.

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Real Estate Litigation - London (Bar)

Band 5

Individual Editorial

Admas Habteslasie regularly acts across a wide range of property law matters. He has experience in landlord and tenant matters, trusts of property disputes and dilapidations disputes, and has significant expertise in relation to the Building Safety Act 2022. He has appeared in the County Court, tribunals and the High Court.