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Chancery Commercial: concerns all commercially related cases heard in the Chancery Division including company, shareholder, partnership, banking, pensions, financial services, insolvency, professional negligence, tax, media and IP matters. Chancery Traditional: concerns such areas as trusts, probate, real property, charities and mortgages cases.

Rankings overview for Sets

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Band 1

  1. Alex Troup KCSt John's Chambers
  2. Hugh Sims KCGuildhall Chambers
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Band 1

  1. Christopher JonesSt John's Chambers
  2. Jeremy BamfordEnterprise Chambers
  3. John FH DickinsonSt John's Chambers
  4. John SharplesSt John's Chambers
  5. Oliver WoodingSt John's Chambers
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Band 2

  1. Natasha Dzameh
    Natasha Dzameh St John's Chambers5 Years Ranked
  2. Adam BoyleSt John's Chambers
  3. Charlie Newington-BridgesSt John's Chambers
  4. Jay JagasiaGuildhall Chambers
  5. Michael SelwayGuildhall Chambers
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Band 3

  1. Cheryl Jones
    Cheryl Jones 3PB Barristers1 Years Ranked
  2. Andrew MarsdenCommercial Chambers
  3. Brittany PearceSt John's Chambers
  4. Daisy BrownEnterprise Chambers
  5. Joss KnightSt John's Chambers
  6. Michael ClarkeSt John's Chambers
  7. Oliver MitchellGuildhall Chambers

All Sets profiles

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Band 1

  1. Guildhall Chambers
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    Guildhall Chambers
    Chancery
    2025 | Band 1 | 14 Years Ranked
    Guildhall Chambers is well respected for its command of both traditional chancery and commercial chancery matters, including contentious probate, wills and trust issues, Inheritance Act claims, shareholder disputes and insolvency matters. Its commercial expertise spans company, banking and finance litigation. Recent work highlights include Richard Winter & Adrian Winter v Philip Winter & Another, a complex proprietary estoppel matter. A source states: "The set has first class legal skills."
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  2. St John's Chambers
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    St John's Chambers
    Chancery
    2025 | Band 1 | 14 Years Ranked
    St John's Chambers is highly esteemed on the Western Circuit for its expertise in traditional and commercial chancery work. The chambers assists with contentious will and trusts disputes, property disputes and Court of Protection matters, as well as professional negligence claims. It is also well known for its expertise in high-value agricultural land disputes. The set appeared recently in Harvey v Van Hoorn, a high-value variation of trust case. An interviewee states: "St John's Chambers is an eminent set of chambers in Bristol." Another adds: "The set is able to offer a range of experience."
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