Miranda Moore KC

The breadth of her experience has brought instructions in complex fraud, homicide, corruption as well as cases with data-heavy evidence or vulnerable witnesses. She continues to undertake publicly funded work despite high demand from private clients.

Emily Jarron

Emily is developing a busy Crown Court practice and accepts instructions to prosecute and defend across the full range of criminal work. Her recent cases have included sexual offences, violence, drug offences, weapons and a variety of road traffic matters. 

Rebecca Dix

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. 

Rebecca advises corporates, senior executives and leading Government enforcement agencies (including the Serious Fraud Office) on a range of pre and post- charge criminal matters in both public and private prosecutions as well as Deferred Prosecution Agreements and adequate procedures in failure to prevent corporate crime offences.

Harrie Austin-Jones

Harrie 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.

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

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

Joseph Lord

Joseph is developing a busy criminal practice in the Crown Court, both prosecuting and defending in a wide variety of cases. Recent instructions have involved violence, weapons, drugs, sexual offences, and various road traffic offences.   

Before pupillage, Joseph was a Caseworker at Advocate, the Bar’s pro bono charity, working with both barristers and individuals seeking legal representation. He also volunteered with a school exclusions charity, representing excluded secondary school pupils at disciplinary hearings.

Ryan Evans

Ryan is developing a broad criminal practice, prosecuting and defending in the Magistrates’ Court and the Crown Court. He has been instructed in cases involving the possession of weapons, domestic violence, public order offences, and a range of road traffic offences. Ryan is a member of the CPS General Crime Panel at Level 2.

Ryan is also developing a regulatory practice and has represented healthcare professionals before the Nursing & Midwifery Council at both interim and substantive hearings.

David Durose KC

David Durose K.C. 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.

Oliver Pateman

He is a member of the CPS General Crime panel at Grade 2. He has a busy practice in the Crown Court both prosecuting and defending, and is often instructed in cases involving violence, drugs and weapons as well as sexual and dishonesty offences.

Oliver is also instructed as one of a number of counsel by the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis in relation to the Undercover Policing Inquiry, chaired by Sir John Mitting.