This year alone, Glenn achieved a significant victory defending a young man accused of murder in a protracted trial at Nottingham Crown Court. In the previous year, he secured an acquittal in a complex conspiracy to defraud trial lasting nearly five months. During this time, Glenn successfully appealed a case before the Lord Chief Justice, challenging a Crown Court judge’s attempt to burden the defendant with proof. The defendant, asserting she was a victim of human trafficking coerced into drug dealing, found staunch advocacy in Glenn’s representation.

Before commencing pupillage, Felix Tambling worked in the Civil Service as an FOI assessor. Prior to this, he enjoyed a varied career outside of law, working in operational delivery at two awarding organisations. He then worked as a paralegal at a London-based criminal defence firm, where he worked closely with clients and senior associates on Magistrates’ and Crown Court cases.

Felix Tambling has also volunteered with a number of organisations including Support Through Court, the Schools Consent Project and Vocalise. 

Known for his strategic approach and dedication to client service, Stefan Bisson frequently appears in high-profile cases, offering robust defence and prosecution services.

Emily Jarron's recent cases have included sexual offences, violence, drug offences, weapons and a variety of road traffic matters. 

Prior to pupillage, Emily Jarron worked as a paralegal at a leading criminal defence firm in Central London where she assisted in the representation of a Core Participant in the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry. She has volunteered with the Cleaners and Allied Independent Workers Union, representing workers in internal disputes and the School Consent Project. 

Rebecca Dix is an experienced barrister in corporate criminal law, with a unique insight and expertise in advising corporate clients (whether witnesses or suspects) in connection with fraud and bribery investigations and prosecutions. 

Harrie Austin-Jones both prosecutes and defends and has acted in a broad spectrum of criminal cases including those involving serious violence, weapons, drug trafficking, sexual offences and fraud. His practice increasingly involves cases of a serious, complex or sensitive nature.

He is regularly instructed to prosecute criminal offences on behalf of local and national governmental bodies. 

Harrie Austin-Jones is often instructed to defend in professional discipline matters and has experience with the NMC, GDC and GMC. 

Joseph Lord is regularly instructed to prosecute criminal offences by government bodies, particularly in fraud cases relating to Bounce Back Loans obtained during the Covid-19 pandemic. He is also on the CPS General Crime Panel at grade 2.

In his defence work, Joseph Lord enjoys building a good relationship with clients, and is experienced in working with those who have additional vulnerabilities. His defence practice is increasingly involving cases of a more complex and serious nature.

Ryan Evans both prosecutes and defends in cases spanning the full spectrum of criminal work. As a member of the CPS General Crime Panel at Level 2, he is regularly instructed in cases concerning Class A drug supply, serious violence, driving offences, fraud, and domestic abuse. He also appears in the magistrates’ court when instructed to defend in driving cases, often advancing successful arguments in relation to driving disqualification.

David Durose KC has a criminal practice which focuses on prosecuting cases of complex fact and law, particularly fraud, corruption and money laundering. He took silk in 2019. In his last year as a junior David was nominated for Crime Junior of the Year by the Legal 500. He has been consistently ranked in the Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners, where testaments include “He’s devastating; his grasp of the detail is second-to-none, he knows his law and he’s an extremely effective cross-examiner.” “One of the best prosecutors out there, he leaves no stone unturned and is relentless.