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Administrative And Public Law (including Civil Liberties And Human Rights)

No5 Barristers’ Chambers

Leading Silks

Nageena Khalique KC – Serjeants’ Inn Chambers ‘Nageena is an impressive and skilled advocate. She has a huge breadth of knowledge and a strategic approach to cases. On her feet she is calm, measured and persuasive. Judges love her.’

2023 Silks

Philip Rule KC – No5 Barristers’ Chambers ‘Philip’s advocacy is truly compelling. He is fearless and leaves no stone unturned for the client.’
Emma Sutton KC – Serjeants’ Inn Chambers

Leading Juniors

Becket Bedford – No5 Barristers’ Chambers ‘Becket is very clear, and he is able to identify important areas of legislation and case law.’
David Gardner – No5 Barristers’ Chambers ‘David is a very talented and dedicated public law specialist. He is well liked by clients who appreciate his empathy and straightforward advice. His insight and ability to advise on procedural issues is also invaluable.'
Nabila Mallick – No5 Barristers’ Chambers
Tony Muman – Halcyon Chambers

Administrative law and human rights in Regional Bar

No5 Barristers' Chambers


No5 Barristers’ Chambers is 'a great set with very talented barristers'. The team continues to handle a high volume of public law matters on circuit, and are well versed in representing individuals, government departments, and local authorities. Philip Rule KC stands out as 'a very effective advocate'. Becket Bedford's workload includes prison claims and human rights issues, and Nabila Mallick has a solid track record in acting for claimants in a broad spectrum of public law cases, involving, among other areas, immigration and housing matters.

Les références

‘The clerks are excellent. Abdul Hafeez has excellent organisational skills and always knows the right barrister for any case.’

‘The clerks are easy to approach and quick in offering assistance.’

‘Clerks are always very helpful, effective, polite and happy to go the extra mile for solicitors.’