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Hugh Southey of Tooks Chambers, Stephen Knafler of Garden Court Chambers and Raza Husain of Matrix have all been appointed Queen’s Counsel, the highest accolade for a barrister. All three do plenty of non immigration work, I believe, but are very well known and respected in immigration circles.
It is richly deserved by all three, and it is nice to be able to report some good news!
[Many thanks to Immie for the full list of appointments]SHARE
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Legalweek.com
QC appointments 2010: in full
David Aaronberg – 15 New Bridge Street
Piers Acland – 11 South Square
Mark Roger Anderson – No5 Chambers
Mohammed Jalil Akhter Asif
Nicholas Bacon – 4 New Square
Alex Bailin – Matrix Chambers
Rupert Baldry – Pump Court Tax Chambers
Charles Benson – Argent Chambers
Jane Bewsey – 18 Red Lion Court
Zia Bhaloo – Enterprise Chambers
Claire Blanchard – Essex Court Chambers
Veronique Buehrlen – Fountain Court
John Malcolm Burton – 15 New Bridge Street
David John Cavender – One Essex Court
Patrick Chamberlayne – 29 Bedford Row
Jeffrey Paul Chapman – Fountain Court
Julian Christopher – 5 Paper Buildings
Michael Coburn – 20 Essex Street
Michelle Colborne – Broadway House Chambers
Nigel Cooper – Quadrant Chambers
John Cooper – Crown Office Chambers
Jane Cross – Deans Court Chambers
Derrick Dale – Fountain Court
Katharine D’Arcy – 9 Bedford Row
Alan Dashwood – Henderson Chambers
Michael James Davie – 4 Pump Court
Anuja Ravindra Dhir – 5 Paper Buildings
Paul Downes – Two Temple Gardens
Michael Edenborough – Serle Court
Douglas Edwards – Francis Taylor Building
Naomi Ellenbogen (pictured above) – Littleton Chambers
John Elvidge – York Chambers
Susan Evans – 3 Pump Court Chambers
Frank Feehan – 42 Bedford Row
Francis FitzGibbon – Doughty Street Chambers
William Flenley – Hailsham Chambers
Steven Ford – 7 Bedford Row
Gerard Forlin – 2-3 Gray’s Inn Square
Isabella Forshall – Doughty Street Chambers
Rudi Fortson – 25 Bedford Row
Kerim Fuad – 1 Inner Temple Lane
Joseph Giret – 15 New Bridge Street
Paul Greaney – Park Court Chambers
Andrew Green – Blackstone Chambers
Sally Harrison – St Johns Buildings
Neil Hawes – Charter Chambers
Sioban Healy – 7 King’s Bench Walk
Kevin Hegarty – St Philips Chambers
Mark Heywood – 5 King’s Bench Walk
David Hislop – Doughty Street Chambers
Katharine Holland – Landmark Chambers
David John Hooper – 25 Bedford Row
George Hugh-Jones – 3 Serjeants Inn
Raza Husain – Matrix Chambers
Paul Hynes – 25 Bedford Row
Thomas Kark – QEB Hollis Whiteman
Lee Karu – 9 Bedford Row
Christopher Kennedy – Nine St John Street Chambers
Judy Khan (pictured) – Garden Court Chambers
Charles Kimmins – 20 Essex Street
Cyril Kinsky – 3 Verulam Buildings
Jonathan Kirk – 36 Bedford Row
Stephen Knafler – Garden Court Chambers
Steven Kovats – 39 Essex Street
Sean Larkin – QEB Hollis Whiteman
Nicholas Le Poidevin – New Square Chambers
Tom Leech – Maitland Chambers
Robert Levy – New Square Chambers
John Letablere Litton – Landmark Chambers
Andrew James Lloyd-Eley – 2 Hare Court
Andrew Lockhart – St Philips Chambers
Amjad Malik – 36 Bedford Row
David Mason – No5 Chambers
Harry Matovu – Brick Court Chambers
Richard Matthews – 2 Bedford Row
William McCormick – Ely Place
Angus McCullough – One Crown Office Row
Bryan McGuire – 2-3 Gray’s Inn Square
Manus McMullan – Atkin Chambers
Alexander Milne – 18 Red Lion Court
Tim Moloney – Tooks Chambers
Neil Moody – Two Temple Gardens
Helen Mountfield – Matrix Chambers
Gordon Nardell – Thirty Nine Essex Street
Cairns Nelson – 23 Essex Street
Andrew Newcombe – Francis Taylor Building
Peter Oldham – 11 King’s Bench Walk
Brian O’Neill – 2 Hare Court
Daniel Oudkerk – 11 King’s Bench Walk
Ben Patten – 4 New Square
Robert Peel – 29 Bedford Row
Simon Phillips – Park Court Chambers
Julian Picton – Hailsham Chambers
Timothy Pitt-Payne – 11 King’s Bench Walk
Nigel Power – 7 Harrington Street Chambers
Piers Pressdee – Harcourt Chambers
Thomas Price – 25 Bedford Row
Philip Rainey – Tanfield Chambers
Paul Reed – Hardwicke Building
Jonathan Rees – 2 Hare Court
Andrew Rigney – Crown Office Chambers
Jonathan Russen – Maitland Chambers
Matthew Ryder – Matrix Chambers
James Scobie – Garden Court Chambers
Akhil Shah – Fountain Court
Andrew Short – Outer Temple Chambers
Richard Slade – Brick Court Chambers
Marcus Smith – Fountain Court
Hugh Southey – Tooks Chambers
Paul Stanley – Essex Court Chambers
Daniel Stilitz – 11 King’s Bench Walk
Christopher Stoner – Serle Court
Jemima Stratford – Brick Court Chambers
Jonathan Swift – 11 King’s Bench Walk
David Travers – Six Pump Court
George Trinick – Eversheds
Paul Tucker – Kings Chambers
Ian Unsworth – Exchange Chambers
Adam Vaitilingam – Albion Chambers
Ian Wade – 5 Paper Buildings
Robert Weir – Devereux Chambers
Martin Westgate – Doughty Street Chambers
Philippa Whipple – One Crown Office Row
Jon Whitfield – 15 New Bridge Street
Anne Whyte – Atlantic Chambers
Joanne Wicks – Wilberforce Chambers
Sean Wilken – Thirty Nine Essex Street
Rhodri Williams – Henderson Chambers
Ian Wise – Doughty Street Chambers