His regular work encompasses murder, manslaughter, drug trafficking, blackmail, armed robbery, arson and firearms offences.
He is regularly instructed in cases involving offences of serious violence.

He also appears frequently in cases that concern serious offences committed within a domestic context, namely Harassment offences, assaults and Breaches of Protective Orders as he has the sensitivity and confidence to deal with such matters.

He also has a wealth of experience in dealing with young Defendants.

She also has a good sense of humour and the hide of a rhinoceros, when dealing with difficult judges, other court users, and clients.  

Graham was called in 1978 and took silk in 2003. He was still actively in practice, defending the most serious cases with skill, humour and a lightness of touch which were the hallmarks of an outstanding career as a criminal advocate. Whilst he would be the last to admit it, Graham was a serious lawyer who thought deeply about his cases. He joined Chambers over 30 years ago and was in constant demand, regularly appearing at the Old Bailey and across the South Eastern Circuit.