Ranking tables
Commercial Dispute Resolution | UK Bar
Midlands (Bar)
Rankings overview for Sets
- Mohammed Zaman KCNo5 Barristers' Chambers
- Avtar Khangure KCSt Philips Chambers
- Mark Anderson KCNo5 Barristers' Chambers
Ali Tabari St Philips Chambers10 Years Ranked
John Brennan St Philips Chambers23 Years Ranked
Mark Grant St Philips Chambers7 Years Ranked- Yasmin YasseriNo5 Barristers' Chambers
John Campbell New Square Chambers5 Years Ranked
Marc Brown St Philips Chambers14 Years Ranked
Samir Amin No5 Barristers' Chambers4 Years Ranked
Simon Clegg St Philips Chambers20 Years Ranked- Amit GuptaEnterprise Chambers
- David MitchellNo5 Barristers' Chambers
- David TaylorNo5 Barristers' Chambers
- Annie TownleyNo5 Barristers' Chambers
All Sets profiles
Band 1

1 No5 Barristers' ChambersCommercial Dispute Resolution2026 | Band 1 | 14 Years RankedNo5 Barristers' Chambers enjoys a strong reputation on the Midland Circuit and beyond for its strong commercial expertise and experience across a range of complex litigation. Areas of strength include contract and shareholder disputes, fraud, professional negligence claims and chancery matters. Members advise a range of clients, including corporations and financial institutions, as well as private individuals, in both cross-border and domestic cases. Members recently acted in Krishna Holdco Limited v Gowrie Holdings Limited, a shareholder dispute that took place following allegations of fraud and unfair prejudice.

1 St Philips ChambersCommercial Dispute Resolution2026 | Band 1 | 17 Years RankedBirmingham-based St Philips Chambers is sought out for its strong team of commercial barristers, catering to a broad range of clients in the Midlands and nationwide. Areas of expertise include shareholder claims, contract disputes and civil fraud. The set also houses experts in real estate litigation. Regularly acting for domestic and international clients, St Philips is a popular choice for both claimants and defendants in the automotive, finance and real estate sectors. Members of the set were recently involved in URE Energy Ltd v Notting Hill Genesis Housing Association, a claim for a £4 million termination payment, following issues related to waiver by election and estoppel.





