Chambers Review
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Public Procurement - London (Bar)
Individual Editorial
Former Allen & Overy lawyer James Neill of Landmark Chambers has developed an increasingly impressive public procurement practice since his move to the Bar in 2017. Strong on both the contentious and advisory fronts, he attracts work from UK public bodies and economic operators, particularly those in the infrastructure and healthcare sectors.
Strengths
James Neill knows what he's talking about and is a safe pair of hands.
James is very user-friendly, good with clients and pleasingly direct. He doesn't beat around the bush on tricky issues for too long in order to determine a solution for the client.
James is always hard-working, responsive and someone who shows a keen awareness of deadlines.
Very user-friendly, accessible, efficient and effective.