Bindmans LLP remains a standout force in public and administrative law, with a large and highly specialised team handling a broad spectrum of domestic and international matters. The group’s expertise spans all aspects of public law and regulatory casework, encompassing traditional claimant judicial reviews as well as regulatory, commercial, and defendant-side work. With deep-rooted experience in the health and social care, housing, and education sectors, the firm advises on decisions made by detaining authorities, local authorities, central government, and regulators. The practice is led by the widely respected John Halford, known for his representation of individuals, unions, campaign groups, and NGOs both as claimants and as interveners in high-profile public interest cases. Alice Hardy regularly acts for political and environmental activists, NGOs, and journalists in judicial reviews and civil actions. Nancy Collins handles complex civil liberties litigation, while Emma Varley and Shirin Marker provide vital representation for vulnerable clients across diverse public law and civil claims.

Deighton Pierce Glynn maintains its position as a leading force in administrative and public law, taking on complex, politically sensitive, and novel challenges across judicial review, inquiries, and private law proceedings. The firm remains resolutely committed to representing marginalised individuals and groups, often in legally aided matters, and is especially renowned for its work on migrants’ rights. The team’s head, Adam Hundt, is frequently instructed in prominent public law and procurement cases, advising major national organisations on matters of public interest. Daniel Carey leads on a standout caseload concerning national security, foreign policy, military detention, and data rights, reflecting his breadth of expertise across high-stakes public law matters. Sasha Rozansky is noted for her innovative work on migrants’ and women’s rights, having led a series of influential judicial review test cases. Emily Soothill strengthens the team’s reputation with her role in intricate public law challenges and group litigation against public bodies.

Fieldfisher’s top-tier administrative and public law team operates at the forefront of the discipline, frequently advising on matters with significant public interest and national security dimensions. The team is known for its wide-ranging practice, which includes not only litigation and public inquiries but also strategic advisory work, such as assisting public and charitable organisations with rule drafting and governance frameworks. Co-head Matthew Lohn brings particular strength in regulatory matters, spanning the financial, electoral, sporting, environmental, and healthcare sectors, and regularly advises both regulators and commercial clients. Fellow co-head Martin Smith has deep expertise in judicial review, vires issues, statutory interpretation, and the proper exercise of public powers, with a strong client base in the private sector. Tim Suter and Oliver Carlyon are standout names in public inquiry and inquest work, acting for both investigators and core participants. Sarah Ellson is also highly regarded for her advisory work across judicial review, appeals, and statutory challenges.

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP is recognised for its broad expertise across all aspects of administrative and public law, handling both contentious and non-contentious matters across a wide array of sectors. The team regularly represents claimants, defendants, interested parties, and interveners, with a growing and diverse client base spanning both the public and private sectors. Practice head Nusrat Zar is widely respected for her work on judicial reviews, statutory appeals, and regulatory disputes. James Wood plays a central role in advising on public law and regulatory proceedings, with his practice also covering policy development, inquiries, and freedom of information matters. Andrew Lidbetter, now a consultant to the team, brings unmatched experience and insight, contributing to the firm’s continued reputation as a go-to adviser on major public law challenges.

Kingsley Napley LLP fields a specialist administrative and public law team known for its depth of expertise across both commercial and public sectors. The team regularly advises public bodies, regulators, and major corporates on complex disputes, judicial reviews, and strategic advisory work. Its cross-sector experience spans property, tech, energy, healthcare, and beyond. The firm is noted for acting across the spectrum of public law litigation, representing claimants, defendants, and interested parties in high-stakes judicial review and appellate matters. Practice head Sophie Kemp is a trusted adviser on judicial reviews, ESG matters, business and human rights, and public inquiries. Emily Carter brings valuable crossover expertise in public, regulatory, and information law, often advising regulators in cases involving overlapping legal regimes. Natalie Cohen has a strong track record in high-profile litigation involving central government and regulators, and continues to act on significant judicial review challenges from both claimant and defendant perspectives.

Leigh Day remains at the forefront of claimant-focused public law, with a dedicated team working exclusively on administrative law matters, particularly judicial review. The team is known for its complex, high-impact work across diverse and evolving areas of law, often acting alongside NGOs, charities, and individuals in strategic litigation. Its expertise spans environmental protection, human rights, civil liberties, and immigration. Practice head Jamie Beagent is highly regarded for his work on environmental justice and the rights and welfare of immigrants and asylum seekers. Tessa Gregory is a standout figure, having led some of the most groundbreaking public law cases in recent years, particularly in relation to human rights, welfare reform, and environmental protection. Stephanie Hill brings specialist expertise in migrants’ rights and immigration detention, regularly representing vulnerable individuals, including survivors of torture and trafficking.

Addleshaw Goddard maintains its stellar position in administrative and public law, acting for judicially reviewable public bodies across government, utilities, and private sector entities performing public functions. The firm is widely recognised for its ability to defend, initiate, and intervene in judicial review proceedings, while also providing proactive advisory support to minimise the risk of challenge. Its cross-disciplinary team includes litigators with deep judicial review and procurement experience, supported by experts in projects, commercial, and competition law. Louise Dobson, Bill Gilliam, and Simon Kamstra co-lead from Leeds and London, combining strong credentials across procurement disputes, public law advisory work, and major commercial litigation. Dobson is noted for her health and pharma sector expertise; Kamstra brings international disputes and energy sector strength; and Gilliam is renowned for his work on complex contractual matters. Mark Molyneux heads the London disputes practice, with Erin Shoesmith leading on public inquiries from Manchester.

Bevan Brittan LLP brings deep cross-sector expertise to its administrative and public law practice, advising on complex and sensitive matters that often carry significant financial, reputational, or personal risk. The firm handles the full range of work, from routine advisory matters to politically charged judicial reviews, major investigations, inquiries, and procurement challenges. Key areas of strength include local government, health, financial services, ombudsmen, and regulators, with recent growth in housing and higher education. Virginia Cooper leads the team and is widely regarded for her work with public sector clients, providing advice on regulatory powers, jurisdictional issues, and judicial review. Amy Tschobotko plays a pivotal role in the team and is noted for her experience handling numerous high-profile judicial reviews before the High Court, Court of Appeal, and Supreme Court.

Clifford Chance LLP maintains a standout presence in administrative and public law, with a longstanding reputation in complex judicial review and high-level advisory work. The firm acts for both public and private sector clients across a wide spectrum of policy areas, offering strategic guidance on judicial reviews and navigating public law risks in the context of major corporate transactions and infrastructure projects. The team is also well-versed in advising on government engagement, including compliance with lobbying and electoral law requirements. The practice is co-led by Samantha Ward, who brings deep experience in commercial litigation, regulatory investigations, and high-stakes judicial review. Jessica Gladstone co-leads alongside her, contributing recognised strength in public law, international arbitration, and public international law.

Duncan Lewis Solicitors is widely recognised for its impactful role in strategic public law litigation, with a particular focus on representing vulnerable individuals through a robust judicial review claimant practice. The team frequently acts in complex cases concerning human rights, crime, prison law, and the Court of Protection, and is especially noted for its expertise in unlawful detention and unsuitable accommodation claims involving foreign nationals held under immigration powers. Toufique Hossain leads much of the high-profile work, drawing on deep experience across all court levels and public inquiries. Working predominantly under legal aid, his practice centres on asylum seekers, many of whom are victims of torture, trafficking, or sexual abuse. Nazia Khan brings additional strength, guiding clients through all stages of human rights claims, from applications to appeals in the immigration and asylum tribunals and higher courts.

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP offers broad-ranging expertise in public and administrative law, advising across sectors on matters including judicial review, procurement, regeneration, and governance. The team is adept at supporting public inquiries, complex investigations, and sensitive senior executive exits, serving a diverse client base comprising local authorities, public bodies, private entities, charities, and individuals. The firm regularly acts in public inquiries, representing both core participants and interested parties in statutory and non-statutory proceedings. Sarah Jones brings extensive experience in this field, acting both as solicitor to inquiries and as representative counsel. Huw Jones leads on public sector employment matters, advising on regulatory and reputationally sensitive issues. Isabelle Mitchell complements the practice with a strong track record in high-profile inquiries, often leading cases or serving as a key team member.

Gold Jennings is a highly regarded legal aid firm with specialist expertise across a wide range of public law areas, known for championing access to justice for disadvantaged and marginalised individuals and communities. The firm regularly brings judicial review challenges relating to migrant rights, criminal justice, community care, and human rights, and is also active in inquest proceedings. Clare Jennings, co-head of the team, is a leading public law claimant lawyer with extensive experience in strategic judicial reviews aimed at driving systemic policy change. Salima Budhani co-leads and brings significant experience advising and representing individuals, NGOs, unions, and charities in complex public law matters.

Mishcon de Reya LLP is recognised for its strength in public law, particularly where legal issues intersect with politics and governance. The firm acts for a broad client base, ranging from corporations and charities to politicians and high-profile individuals, on matters including judicial reviews, consultation responses, appearances before select committees, and statutory inquiries. Known for navigating politically sensitive disputes, the team advises on the full spectrum of public law challenges. Practice head Katy Colton is a leading figure in political disputes and public affairs, with deep experience advising on high-profile and contentious matters involving complex legal and reputational considerations. James Libson brings a broad client following, acting for high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and corporations. Emily Nicholson enhances the team’s offering with a focus on political litigation and environmental and climate-related public law claims.

Baker McKenzie remains a key player in administrative and public law, with a growing reputation in ESG-related litigation, including landmark climate change and human rights cases. The team regularly advises clients on complex public law arguments and is involved in high-profile matters spanning ESG, trade, data privacy, and procurement. The firm also represents clients in public inquiries and inquests, with increasing instructions concerning breaches of procurement regulations. Yindi Gesinde and Francesca Richmond co-lead the practice, bringing a strong commercial disputes background to their public law work. Gesinde handles complex international and domestic litigation for multinational clients, with recognised expertise in anti-bribery, corruption investigations, and compliance. Richmond focuses on regulatory enforcement and large-scale litigation, particularly class actions and mass torts.

Bates Wells has a respected public and regulatory law team, known for its deep expertise, and trusted by charities and public sector clients alike. The firm is a go-to adviser for judicial reviews involving charities and frequently acts for public bodies facing judicial review challenges. Its team of seasoned public inquiry lawyers is regularly instructed in both statutory and non-statutory inquiries, investigations, and inquests. Practice head Matthew Smith brings a wealth of experience across sectors, representing individuals, public authorities, charities, and corporates in high-profile judicial reviews and statutory appeals. Rupert Earle, a leading figure in advertising regulation, has acted for and against public authorities for decades and is noted for his longstanding expertise in judicial review.

Bhatt Murphy is widely recognised for its work representing state detainees, bereaved families following deaths in custody, protestors, and victims of crime. It also regularly acts for NGOs and charities in high-profile cases before domestic courts and international tribunals, including the ECJ and ECHR. The team has developed a particular strength in protecting the rights of women and vulnerable groups. Janet Farrell focuses on public and private law actions concerning immigration detention, often acting for children, pregnant women, and torture survivors. Shamik Dutta specialises in civil claims and public law challenges against the police, inquest representation, and litigation arising from unlawful detention and deportation.

Broadfield Law UK LLP delivers a comprehensive public law service, advising on litigation, regulatory matters, legislative issues, public inquiries, inquests, and investigations. The firm has a dedicated team focused on inquiries and investigations, regularly acting in high-profile matters. David Mundy, co-head and a parliamentary agent, specialises in administrative law, freedom of information, data protection, and human rights. Oliver Wright primarily advises claimants, with expertise in healthcare, regulated professionals, and trade unions. Richard Langley brings deep experience in public law and commercial litigation and is particularly recognised for his judicial review expertise.

DAC Beachcroft LLP has a strong reputation in administrative and public law, particularly for its policy development and regulatory advisory work. The firm is especially well-regarded in the health sector and also offers notable expertise in education and insurance. Its team advises on both contentious and non-contentious matters, supporting clients across the public and private sectors. Alistair Robertson, who leads the practice, is recognised for his judicial review expertise, particularly in complex and high-profile health sector cases. Darryn Hale brings significant experience advising on public law and data protection, frequently guiding clients through evolving regulatory frameworks and compliance challenges.

Hickman & Rose is known for its public law work on behalf of individuals and organisations, with particular strength in challenging decisions within the criminal justice system. The firm regularly brings claims against police forces, prosecutors, the IOPC, courts, and government bodies, and has achieved notable success in cases involving state abuse of power. It is also recognised for its involvement in high-profile public inquiries and in representing victims of miscarriages of justice in both public law challenges and related civil claims. Daniel Machover leads the team, bringing decades of experience in complex, high-profile litigation, with expertise spanning public law, inquests, and inquiries. Stefano Ruis adds significant capability with a focus on civil challenges to public bodies, advising on matters including cautions, warrants, DBS disclosures, and regulatory notices. Also in the core team is inquest specialist Kate Maynard.

Hodge Jones & Allen brings deep experience across a range of legal areas, including crime, police actions, inquests, housing, and personal injury, with a strong specialism in public law challenges. The firm is frequently instructed in complex judicial reviews and has a track record of pursuing novel claims, such as cases involving prison failures to safeguard mentally unwell inmates. Susie Labinjoh leads the team and is widely recognised for her work on claims against the police and prison service, including high-profile political protest cases. Jocelyn Cockburn is a leading practitioner in actions against the police, inquests, and civil claims following deaths in custody and military misconduct. Sasha Barton focuses on both public and private law challenges against state bodies, representing individuals harmed by failures across justice and local authority systems.

Irwin Mitchell’s administrative and public law team has a strong national presence and is well-regarded for handling high-profile and impactful legal challenges. Drawing on cross-disciplinary expertise from areas such as education, civil liberties, and Court of Protection work, the team brings a well-rounded approach to public law matters. The firm regularly acts for large campaign groups in judicial reviews concerning NHS service changes and hospital closures, and frequently brings claims under the Human Rights Act and Equality Act against public bodies. Yogi Amin leads the team with a broad practice spanning judicial review, human rights, and mental capacity law, including appearances before appellate and Supreme Courts. Oliver Studdert focuses on children’s rights, community care, and Court of Protection matters, with particular expertise in representing children in judicial review claims.

Linklaters LLP is recognised for its strength in high-stakes judicial review matters, regularly advising major corporates and public bodies on complex, business-critical challenges. The team is particularly skilled at navigating cases involving novel legal issues and untested principles, offering clients strategic insight grounded in deep sector knowledge. It acts across a broad range of industries, including financial services, media and tech, transport, energy, utilities, and real estate. Alison Wilson, global head of litigation, arbitration, and investigations, co-leads the team and brings a wealth of experience to high-profile disputes. Tom Cassels, also co-head, is highly regarded for advising clients on public law issues with commercial implications, particularly in the context of major projects and transactions.

Osbornes is recognised for its strong public law practice, with particular expertise in judicial review. The firm frequently acts in housing-related challenges, including those involving social care, children’s rights, and NHS charging decisions. It is experienced in holding both local and central government bodies to account. William Ford leads the team, bringing extensive experience across public law, including housing, welfare, community care, and migrant support. He has acted in numerous successful judicial reviews on behalf of vulnerable clients. Edward Taylor works closely with charities to promote access to justice and regularly acts for asylum seekers, particularly in the context of legal aid restrictions and hostile immigration policies. Alex McMahon focuses primarily on public law litigation, with much of his practice involving judicial review.

A&O Shearman’s practice combines commercial public law, judicial review, and public procurement expertise, advising regulated corporates, utilities, public bodies, and NGOs. The team handles a broad spectrum of issues, from ESG litigation risks and AI-related challenges to business and human rights matters. It has experience in large-scale disputes, regulatory appeals, and advising on procurement and due diligence. Andrew Denny, head of UK public law, regularly advises on judicial reviews, government decision-making, and freedom of information. Mahmood Lone, co-head and head of litigation and investigations, brings expertise in complex litigation. Maeve Hanna advises corporates, public bodies, and charities across a wide range of public law matters, including regulatory compliance and public sector engagement.

CMS offers a broad public law practice with strong capabilities across regulated sectors, including financial services, gambling, sport, life sciences, energy, media, and planning. The team advises clients on judicial reviews, regulatory investigations, public consultations, and parliamentary committee engagement. Dan Tench leads the team and is well known for handling major, high-profile judicial reviews and regulatory disputes. Tim Sales brings particular expertise in public law matters arising in the tech and consumer sectors.

Dentons offers a comprehensive public and administrative law practice, advising on procurement, statutory powers and duties, regulatory compliance, and public law disputes. The team is particularly strong in acting for local government bodies and advising on complex, high-value projects with public law dimensions. Co-head Gareth Tenner, based in Edinburgh, brings broad public law expertise, including advising on governance and statutory compliance. Sarah Lima, co-head in London, is a seasoned tech and outsourcing lawyer with deep experience in major commercial and public law projects of national importance.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher is regularly instructed by corporate clients, public authorities, European governments, and NGOs on complex public and regulatory disputes. The team has advised on high-profile matters involving digital rights, commercial human rights, environmental protections, and constitutional law, with a strong focus on commercial judicial review and public international law. Patrick Doris leads the team and is known for his work on major regulatory challenges, legislative advice, and public inquiries. Robert Spano brings unique insight from his time as President of the European Court of Human Rights, advising on cross-border disputes involving digital rights, international law, and arbitration.

Rook Irwin Sweeney LLP is noted for its work in high-profile administrative and public law cases, frequently appearing before the High Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court, and ECJ. The firm has a strong focus on protecting the rights of disabled children, adults, and their families. Alex Rook acts for individuals, charities, and organisations, with particular expertise in consultation law, health and social care, mental capacity, and human rights. Anne-Marie Irwin brings significant experience in landmark public law cases, including those before the Supreme Court and ECJ. Polly Sweeney specialises in judicial reviews involving education, health, and social care, with a strong focus on strategic litigation to advance the rights of children and young people.

Russell-Cooke LLP has significant expertise in judicial review and statutory appeals, with particular strength in professional regulation, planning, housing, crime, and immigration. The firm frequently handles sensitive and novel public law matters, including discrimination and transgender rights, and regularly advises on appeals against local housing authority decisions. John Gould, co-head of the team, is highly experienced in advising public bodies on legislative reform and governance, and leads on complex judicial reviews. Michael Stacey co-heads the practice and brings strong expertise in statutory interpretation, legislative drafting, and advising on the exercise of public powers.

Saunders Law is known for its high-profile and cutting-edge work in public and administrative law, regularly acting in judicial reviews, public inquiries, inquests, and Human Rights Act claims concerning the exercise of state power. The firm is particularly skilled in representing individuals challenging public authority decisions in complex and sensitive matters. Nia Williams plays a key role in the practice, bringing extensive post-qualification experience in handling judicial reviews, inquiries, inquests, and civil claims against public bodies.

Sharpe Pritchard LLP specialises in public law, drawing on deep experience from within the public sector to provide strategic advice on statutory duties, powers, equalities, human rights, subsidy control, judicial review, and procurement. The team regularly advises central government, local authorities, and other public bodies on complex legal issues. Alastair Lewis leads the team and is experienced in advising both public and private clients on legislation, infrastructure schemes, and public law matters. Catherine Newman focuses on public procurement, particularly within education and social care, and is known for her contract drafting expertise. George McLellan advises on commercial judicial reviews, often representing clients in high-stakes challenges to public authority decisions.

Simpson Millar LLP offers broad expertise across public law, with particular strength in representing vulnerable individuals, including victims of trafficking and asylum seekers. The team regularly advises on judicial reviews, Human Rights Act claims, inquests, and Court of Protection matters, and is known for its work on migrant rights and children’s welfare. Shalini Patel leads the team and is highly experienced in acting for vulnerable migrants in complex public law challenges. Patel's practice includes judicial reviews, damages claims against public authorities, and enforcement of rights under the Human Rights Act.

TLT has a strong reputation in public law, with particular expertise in public inquiries, often representing core participants. The team advises across the full spectrum of public law, including judicial reviews, inquests, and strategies to mitigate legal risks. It is frequently instructed by central government departments and public bodies. Zaqia Rashid leads the team and specialises in public inquiries, litigation, and national security matters, offering deep insight into complex, high-profile proceedings. Andrew King brings significant experience advising on public law issues and legal risk management, particularly for government clients.

Trowers & Hamlins LLP offers a comprehensive administrative and public law service, supporting combined and local authorities, as well as regulatory bodies, on complex projects and decision-making processes. The team advises on economic investment, governance, and strategic matters, with additional strength in contentious procurement and litigation support. Amardeep Gill, co-head of the team, is a seasoned local government lawyer with particular expertise in major infrastructure and transport projects. Lucy James co-leads and brings broad experience in public law, with a strong track record in procurement disputes and reported decisions.

Weightmans LLP has a strong reputation in public inquiries, acting for a wide range of clients across sectors, many with core participant status. The team has specialist knowledge of the powers and duties of administrative and local bodies, and regularly advises on judicial review matters. Martin English leads the team and is known for representing organisations, insurers, NHS trusts, and individuals in high-profile public inquiries and inquests.

Browne Jacobson LLP handles high-profile and complex public law matters, including public inquiries, devolution, regulatory issues, local government reorganisation, and legislative drafting. The team is co-led by Laura Hughes, who advises across the public sector on major issues involving government, education, health, and natural resources. Dmitrije Sirovica brings broad experience, acting for a wide range of public bodies, including local authorities and health organisations. Gerard Hanratty, head of the health and life sciences sector, is a leading adviser to the NHS and wider health sector on governance, statutory duties, and inquiries.

Burges Salmon LLP delivers a comprehensive administrative and public law service to both public and private sector clients through its large, multi-disciplinary team. The practice spans procurement, subsidy control, judicial review, public law disputes, inquiries, and investigations. Gary Soloman, a former local government lawyer, co-heads the team and is noted for his expertise in compulsory purchase, compensation, and planning challenges. John Houlden, also co-head, specialises in procurement and advises public and regulatory bodies across key sectors including defence, education, healthcare, and energy.

Hill Dickinson LLP is recognised for its strong public and administrative law practice, regularly acting in significant judicial reviews and high-profile public inquiries. The team is co-led by Kiran Bhogal, who brings extensive experience advising the NHS and wider public sector, with particular expertise in healthcare-related judicial reviews. Emma Stockwell co-heads the team and has extensive experience representing public bodies, frequently advising on major inquiries and investigations.

Pinsent Masons LLP has wide-ranging expertise in public law across the UK, with a well-established presence in central government, energy, education, and public inquiries. The team advises public sector bodies on administrative law, including statutory powers and common law issues. Robbie Owen leads the team, advising on major public law matters and serving as a parliamentary agent on policy and legislation. David Thorneloe brings extensive experience in public law and legislative processes.

TV Edwards Solicitors LLP is recognised for its strong social welfare law practice, both in London and nationally. The firm handles a broad range of administrative and public law matters, including community care, Court of Protection work, and housing law. It regularly challenges local authorities, health bodies, and government departments for breaches of duty. The team acts for highly vulnerable individuals, including refugees, asylum seekers, and young people. Katie Brown leads the team, with a practice focused on housing and community law, often bringing judicial review claims against local authorities.

Wilson Solicitors LLP specialises in representing individuals and NGOs in public law challenges, with a focus on those marginalised by public authority actions, including victims of trafficking, torture survivors, children, and vulnerable families. The firm is highly regarded for its judicial review expertise, including urgent interim relief applications, and works closely with its immigration and family law teams. Jed Pennington co-leads the team and is known for challenging government policies affecting refugees. Nusrat Uddin has developed a notable practice in judicial reviews targeting governmental procurement and due diligence failings. James Elliott acts for disadvantaged clients, particularly in immigration-related public law litigation.

Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP has notable experience in public and administrative law challenges concerning local authority decision-making in housing, including statutory reviews, appeals, and judicial review. The team regularly advises on policies and duties affecting homeless individuals and social housing applicants. Andrew Brookes leads the team with strong housing law expertise, while Giles Peaker brings wider administrative law experience, including representing intervenors in the Supreme Court.

AWO is known for its specialist expertise in AI, tech, data protection, and privacy. The team provides a blend of legal services, consultancy, and public affairs advice to a diverse client base, including companies, NGOs, foundations, governments, and individuals. Led by Ravi Naik, the firm plays a key role in shaping public debates on digital rights and tech.

ITN Solicitors’ civil liberties team applies its full administrative and public law expertise to defend clients’ rights in dealings with state bodies. The firm is particularly known for its work on national security, policing, modern slavery, data rights, and challenging prosecution decisions. William Kenyon leads the team and has significant experience in civil liberties and public law challenges, especially in cases involving detention and state accountability.

RPC is recognised for its public law team, which regularly acts in high-profile challenges against public bodies, including judicial reviews of HMRC search warrants and arrest powers. The firm also advises on regulatory issues, such as abortion law reforms and criminal justice. Adam Craggs leads the team with extensive experience in judicial review against investigative bodies. Michelle Sloane specialises in complex tax disputes, particularly involving VAT and customs matters.