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Andrew Tabachnik KC

UK Bar 2026

 39 Essex Chambers

Ranked in 2 practice areas

Professional Discipline

London (Bar)

Planning

London (Bar)

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Professional Discipline - London (Bar)

Band 1
Individual Editorial

Andrew Tabachnik KC is a highly regarded barrister who is recognised for his capable handling of a range of high-profile, complex professional disciplinary matters. He regularly appears both for and against regulators, and focuses his practice on the military, legal, financial and sporting sectors.

Strengths

Andrew is very much a forensic advocate who is in command of the detail and reassuring with clients.

The safest choice on any matter. He’s a delight to work with and highly trusted by clients.

An absolute star with huge range and incredibly responsive.

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Planning - London (Bar)

Band 4
Individual Editorial

Andrew Tabachnik KC has expertise in residential promotion, regeneration and retail development, among other areas. He is a seasoned advocate in inquiry and High Court scenarios that may involve additional considerations, such as Green Belt impact, compensation or listed buildings. He also frequently appears for big-name developers, as well as local authorities and other interested parties.

Strengths

Andrew is very responsive in a crisis and provides cool, clear direction.

Andrew is a very methodical advocate who provides excellent strategic advice.

He is a communicative, detail-oriented and technically astute barrister who leaves no stone unturned.

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