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Chambers' Name

2 Hare Court

Head of Chambers

Mr David Waters QC (1996), called 1973

Address

Temple
London
EC4Y 7BH

DX Number

444 LONDON/CHANCERY LN

Telephone

020 7353 5324

Fax

020 7353 0667

Email

Click here to email 2 Hare Court

Website

www.2harecourt.com

Areas of Expertise

Administrative Law, Constitutional Law and Public Law
Competition Law
Criminal Work - General
Environment
Fraud
Human Rights and Civil Liberties
Immigration
Licensing

Mediation
Military Law
Public International Law
Terrorism
Tribunals and Inquiries

Tenants

Mr David Waters QC (1996), called 1973
Sir Allan Green QC (1987), called 1959
Mr Martin Sydney Heslop QC (1995), called 1972
Mr Charles Nathan Salmon QC (1995), called 1972
Mr Andrew Allen Radcliffe QC (1999), called 1975
Mr Peter Wright QC (1999), called 1981
Mr James K Pickup QC (2000), called 1976
Mr Jeremy Keith Benson QC (2000), called 1978
Mr Stephen Orlando Fletcher Pownall QC (2001), called 1975
Mr David Thomas Howker QC (2002), called 1982
Mr Martin Leslie Arthur Hicks QC (2002), called 1977
Miss Sallie Ann Bennett-Jenkins QC (2006), called 1984
Mr Michael Frederick Richard Holland QC (2006), called 1984
Miss Jacqueline Eleanor Samuel, called 1971
Mr William John Jones, called 1972
Miss Louise Naima Rachel Kamill, called 1974
Mr Andrew Lloyd-Eley, called 1979
Mr Andrew Colman, called 1980
Mr Ian Leist, called 1981
Mr Jonathan James Laidlaw, called 1982
Mr James Dawson, called 1984
Mr Tyrone Belger, called 1984
Mr Dean Armstrong, called 1985
Sailesh Mehta, called 1986
Mr Jonathan Rees, called 1987
Mr Brian P O'Neill, called 1987
Mr Michael Anthony Logsdon, called 1988
Mr Kenneth James Millett, called 1988
Mr Brendan Damien Kelly, called 1988

Miss Parmjit-Kaur Cheema, called 1989
Mr Marios P Lambis, called 1989
Miss Alex Lewis, called 1990
Mr Stephen Michael Ferguson, called 1991
Mr Craig Charles Ferguson, called 1992
Mr Karim Asad Ahmad Khan, called 1992
Miss Kate Bex, called 1992
Miss Nina Grahame, called 1993
Mr Christopher D Foulkes, called 1994
Mr Stephen D Brassington, called 1994
Mr Zubair Ahmad, called 1995
Mr Oliver Glasgow, called 1995
Miss Riel Karmy-Jones, called 1995
Miss Emma Lowe, called 1996
Mr Christopher Coltart, called 1998
Mr Quinn Hawkins, called 1999
Mr Robin Barclay, called 1999
Mr Angus Guy Bunyan, called 1999
Ms Karen Robinson, called 2000
Miss Miranda Jane Bevan, called 2000
Miss Hanne Stevens, called 2002
Miss Rebekah Hummerstone, called 2002
Mr Ishan Kolhatkar, called 2002
Miss Julia Faure Waliter, called 2004
Vivienne Tanchel, called 2005
Mr David Bedenham, called 2005

About Us

2 Hare Court has long been recognised as one of the UK's leading chambers specialising in criminal law and other related fields. It is described by 'Chambers and Partners Guide' as being in "the top band for crime on the back of widespread approval for the way in which its practitioners conduct themselves in the big trials" and by the 'Legal 500' as "a set of choice for many solicitors for a range of general as well as high profile and complex crime". Its first rate reputation is based on a proven track record of high quality client care together with excellence in advocacy and trial management in cases of the utmost gravity and complexity. In the course of its 50 year history, members have consistently defended and prosecuted in major criminal trials and appeals at the highest level in England and Wales. Chambers is routinely involved in complex and high profile cases in this jurisdiction and other jurisdictions overseas. The fifty tenants include eleven Queen's Counsel, two Treasury Counsel and fifteen members who sit as Recorders. Chambers has a strong tradition of public service on the Bar Council, the South Eastern Circuit and the Criminal Bar Association. Chambers makes a significant commitment to pro-bono work and advocacy training. Many former members of chambers have become judges.
The commitment of chambers to excellence is reflected in its award by the Legal Services Commission of the quality accreditation, Quality Mark for the Bar.
The strength and depth of experience amongst its members enables this chambers to undertake all types of criminal work, particularly the more serious and complex matters such as murder, terrorism, serious fraud, corporate and financial crime, international drug trafficking, corruption and organised crime. Members are also regularly instructed in other related areas particularly in regulatory work before bodies as diverse as the General Medical Council and the Football Association, licensing and gaming, health and safety, env