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9 Carmelite Street
London EC4Y 0DR
Tel: 020 7936 6300
Fax: 020 7936 6301
Out of Hours Number:
07760 261 795
Email clerks team
LDE: 226
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Bar Council Graduated Fee Payment Protocol
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Dame Lois Brown-Evans Criminal Pupillage Award at Carmelite Chambers.
For the second year running the Bermuda Bar Association has awarded a scholarship for a Bermudian lawyer to train with Carmelite Chambers.
The candidate has been chosen by a panel headed by the Lord Chief Justice.
The Bar Standards Board has expressed its approval of and support for the scheme which seeks to forge links with the Bermudian Bar and offer the benefit of our extensive advocacy experience and practical training to their chosen candidate.
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Regina v Knights & Ferrigan
Southwark Crown Court
Retained by the defence in “……the largest mortgage fraud ever prosecuted in this Country"
(As openned to the jury by Prosecuting Counsel). Known by the S.F.O. case reference as BMF 01 the case concerned the fraudulent acquisition of approximately £63M from various commercial lenders. Case required detailed cross-examination of experts as to the duties and responsibilities of a solicitor involved in transactions of this type. Case was complex involving both criminal and regulatory breaches. Defendant unanimously acquitted after a five month trial.
John R Jones QC profile
Leonard Smith QC profile
Gerard Hillman profile
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Carmelite Chambers is a set of 80 or so barristers that has done a good job in the past few years of securing a sizeable slice of the fraud caseload pie. It is established as a good set for those looking for committed counsel who are ready to put the hours in to tackle document-heavy cases. Its defence-slanted work sees it handle both privately and publicly funded matters, as well as some pro bono work.
Chambers and Partners
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14.12.11
James Tilbury, instructed as junior counsel by Pannones LLP for lead defendant, in 5 month trial [reported as the largest police corruption trial in Britain's legal history]; not guilty verdicts as case collapses and judge rules the defendants could not receive a fair trial.
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