Committed to fighting your corner
All of our members are regulated by the Bar Standards Board. Some are authorised to represent clients under the public access scheme.
A barristers' chambers based in the Temple, London.
Our barristers are regulated by the Bar Standards Board and provide specialist legal advice, drafting and advocacy across a range of areas of law.
They are supported by clerks who are available to deal with any enquiry you may have.
We accept instructions from solicitors, other authorised professional clients and, where appropriate, members of the public under the Direct Access Rules. Some members are also separately authorised to conduct litigation.
Whether a particular barrister can undertake a particular type of work will depend upon their professional authorisation, experience and availability. You can verify any barrister's regulation on the Barristers' Register.
Our expertise
Our principal areas of practice include the following.
Immigration and Asylum Law
Advising and representing individuals, families and businesses in immigration and nationality matters.
Employment Law
Acting for both employees and employers across the range of workplace disputes.
Civil and Commercial Litigation
A broad range of civil and commercial disputes, from contract claims to insolvency.
Property and Housing Law
Acting for landlords, tenants, property owners, leaseholders and businesses in property disputes.
Family Law
Instructions in appropriate family matters, including financial remedies and children matters.
Our barristers
Diverse yet united in their commitment to delivering outstanding professionalism.
- Called 1993Fuad MannanFamily, Immigration, Employment
- Called 1998Ahmed MiahCivil litigation
- Called 2002Dilruba QureshiImmigration and Asylum, Human Rights
- Called 2005Syed Ahrarul HossainCommercial Litigation & Arbitration (Shipping, Banking, Foreign Investment), Landlord and Tenant, Debt Recovery, Consumer Credit, General Civil Litigation
- Called 2009Amy Sloan-McCannCommercial, Immigration & Asylum, Family, Civil Litigation
Direct Access
Direct Public Access means instructing a barrister directly, without having to involve a solicitor.
Four of our members are able to advise under the Direct Access rules of the General Council of the Bar.
The pages below set out how fees are calculated, what they are likely to come to, the costs that sit outside them, and what happens at each stage.
- How fees are calculatedPricing Models
- Estimated fees by case typeIndicative Fees
- Costs beyond the barrister’s feeAdditional Costs
- What happens, and whenKey Stages & Indicative Timescales
Contact our clerks
If you would like to instruct any of our barristers, please contact our clerks in the first instance.
- Address
- 7 Bell Yard
- London
- WC2A 2JR
- Telephone
- +44 (0) 203 475 9952
- Regulator
- Bar Standards Board